Sharpie 13763PP Heat Resistant Fine Point Marker for Warehouse Inventory Marking and Shipping Department Workflows
Sharpie 13763PP Heat Resistant Fine Point Marker for Warehouse Inventory Marking and Shipping Department Workflows
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Why you'll love it
- Ink holds up under extreme heat (500F) where standard markers would fade or smear
- Reliable legibility on hard-to-mark surfaces like metal, glass, and film
- Fine point delivers precise, detailed marks for coding and small-label tasks
- Quick-drying, water/fade/smear-resistant ink survives harsh industrial conditions
- Trusted Sharpie brand performance in a purpose-built industrial formula
- Bulk 3-pack value keeps workstations stocked
Perfect for
- Permanently labeling metal parts, tools, and equipment in hot industrial environments
- Marking glassware, beakers, and sample containers in laboratory settings
- Coding and identifying inventory in warehouses where heat from machinery is present
- Writing on plastic and film surfaces for construction or fabrication projects
- Annotating machinery near heat sources (up to 500F) without ink degradation
Product Information
Bold ink is engineered to withstand intense heat of up to 500F
Specially designed for industrial and laboratory users
Fine tip creates bold, detailed lines on a variety of surfaces including metal, glass, film and plastic
Quick-drying permanent ink is water, fade and smear resistant
Includes: 3 Black Sharpie permanent markers
These Sharpie Industrial Permanent Markers feature ink that’s specially formulated to stay strong in the face of extreme heat conditions. Designed for industrial and laboratory users, the rich black marker writes on a variety of hard-to-mark surfaces including metal, glass and plastic. The durable fine tip creates strong, precise marks while the ink resists smearing and fading. Sharpie Industrial markers get even tough jobs done.Recommended Uses For Product: Glass,Plastic
Target Audience: Adult
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Global Trade Identification Number: 00071641137639
Model Name: SHARPIE 13763PP Industrial Fine Point Permanent Marker, Withstand Up To 500F, Designed for Industrial and Laboratory Users, Black Color, 1 Blister with 3 Markers
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: SHARPIE 13763PP Industrial Fine Point Permanent Marker, Withstand Up To 500F, Designed for Industrial and Laboratory Users, Black Color, 1 Blister with 3 Markers
Included Components: SHARPIE 13763PP Industrial Fine Point Permanent Marker, Withstand Up To 500F, Designed for Industrial and Laboratory Users, Black Color, 1 Blister with 3 Markers
Surface Recommendation: Glass,Metal,Plastic
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Water
Ink Color: Black
Point Type: Fine
Additional Features: Fade
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 3
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: false
Grip Type: Standard
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Color: 3-Count
Style: Fine Point
Pattern: Solid
Body Shape: Cylindrical
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 0.02 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 3
Item Dimensions: 6 x 1 x 3 inches
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this marker help me keep production line coding consistent throughout a long shift?
The fine point tip delivers uniform bold lines on metal, glass, and film, and the quick-drying permanent ink resists smearing as you move from part to part, so your coding stays legible across hundreds of markings in a single shift.
Will the ink stay readable on parts that pass through heated zones on the line?
Yes. The industrial formula is engineered to withstand temperatures up to 500F, so codes and labels remain sharp and legible even after parts travel through curing ovens, drying tunnels, or near heat-emitting machinery.
Can I use one marker across metal, plastic, and film without switching tools?
Absolutely. The multi-surface ink is designed to bond with metal, glass, film, and plastic, letting you move between substrates without changing markers, which speeds up labeling and reduces downtime on the floor.
Does the 3-pack help me stock multiple workstations without reordering constantly?
Yes. The blister pack contains three markers, so you can place one at each station, toolbox, or lab bench and keep a spare on hand, minimizing trips to the supply room and keeping workflows uninterrupted.
Will fine point be precise enough for small part numbers and bar coding?
The fine point tip is built for detailed work, producing clean narrow lines that hold their shape on small alphanumeric codes, date stamps, and tight inventory labels without bleeding on smooth industrial surfaces.
Is this Sharpie marker a good choice for a busy warehouse that runs warm from equipment?
Yes, warehouses with heat from machinery and limited climate control are a primary use case. The 500F rated ink keeps inventory labels readable where standard permanent markers would fade or smear.
Will it save my lab time when annotating many sample containers in one session?
The quick-dry ink lets you label beakers, vials, and sample containers in rapid succession without smudging, so technicians can process a full batch of samples without pausing to let marks dry.
Can I rely on this for production part traceability paperwork?
The industrial ink is fade resistant and water resistant, so the marks stay legible through washing, solvent exposure, and long storage, supporting reliable traceability records on production parts.
Is the fine point precise enough for coding small electronic components?
The fine point produces the narrow, controlled lines needed for marking small electronic housings, circuit boards, and component IDs without bleeding into adjacent areas.
How does this compare to a standard Sharpie for heavy daily industrial use?
Compared to a standard retail Sharpie, the 13763PP industrial version uses an upgraded ink formula rated to 500F, with stronger resistance to fading, smearing, and water, making it the better choice for daily production environments.
Is the regular Sharpie fine point just as good for warehouse shelves?
For climate controlled warehouses a regular Sharpie may be adequate, but in spaces with heat from machinery, the industrial formula holds up where standard ink degrades, so it is the safer productivity choice.
Could I just use a paint pen instead of a permanent marker on metal?
Paint pens can work on metal but require shaking, priming, and longer dry times, which slows down coding. This industrial marker writes immediately with no prep and dries fast, making it more efficient for repetitive production labeling.
Will the ink wear off tools that get handled constantly throughout the day?
The industrial permanent ink is designed to bond with metal and resist abrasion, so marks on frequently handled tools, jigs, and fixtures remain legible through normal daily use.
Does the marker dry fast enough to pack parts right after labeling?
Yes, the quick-drying formula sets within seconds on most surfaces, so you can label and immediately move parts into bins, totes, or shipping cartons without smudging.
Is the fine point too small to read on large inventory tags?
For large format tags a broader chisel tip would be faster, but for the detailed coding most production and warehouse workflows require, the fine point produces cleaner, more readable small text and numbers.
How do I get the best mark on metal or glass with this industrial marker?
For the cleanest mark on metal or glass, make sure the surface is clean and dry, then write with steady, even pressure. The quick-drying industrial ink will set within seconds and resist smearing on smooth non-porous surfaces.
Can I remove the mark if I make a mistake on a part or container?
Because the ink is permanent and engineered for industrial durability, removal typically requires a solvent such as isopropyl alcohol or an appropriate industrial cleaner, and may need light scrubbing depending on the surface.
How should I store the markers to keep the ink from drying out?
Always recap the marker firmly after use and store it horizontally if possible, in a cool dry location. Keeping the cap sealed between uses is the most important step to preserve ink life.
Will this marker work on stainless steel and aluminum parts?
Yes, the multi-surface industrial ink is designed to bond with common metals including stainless steel and aluminum, producing legible, durable marks for identification and coding.
Is this marker compatible with laboratory autoclave or sterilization processes?
The industrial ink is rated to withstand temperatures up to 500F, which is suitable for many heat based sterilization and autoclave cycles commonly used in laboratory settings. Always verify your specific cycle parameters.
What is included in the package when I order this product?
The package includes one blister pack containing three Sharpie 13763PP industrial fine point permanent markers in black, with caps attached. No additional accessories or refills are included.
Is industrial grade permanent marker ink safe to use in a typical workplace?
When used as directed for external surface marking on metal, glass, plastic, and film, the industrial permanent ink is appropriate for typical workplace use. Use in well ventilated areas and avoid direct skin or food contact, as with any permanent marker.
Will the marks fade over time in storage or in service?
The industrial ink is formulated to resist fading from UV exposure, water, and heat up to 500F, so marks generally remain legible for extended periods in storage and in service under normal industrial conditions.
What is the difference between an industrial permanent marker and a regular permanent marker?
An industrial permanent marker uses a tougher ink formula designed to withstand heat, chemicals, water, and rough surfaces that would degrade a standard retail permanent marker, making it suited to factories, labs, job sites, and MRO environments.
