Marxman Pen Standard Hole Marking Tool
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Marxman Standard is the perfect drilling companion . By pushing Marxman into your fixing holes it delivers a burst of bright chalk through the hole onto the mounting surface clearly showing where you need to drill your hole.
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Product details
- Material: Pigment
- Colour: Green
- Type: Marking Pens
- Brand Name: Marxman
Features & benefits
- As seen on Dragons Den
- Marks drilling position through fixing holes up to 45mm deep from 3 to 13 mm diameter onto most surfaces
- MarXman is a new innovative product manufactured in the UK
- It is a tool that is quick and easy to use - designed to save time for DIYers and Tradesmen alike
- The chalk will mark a drilling hole on any surface - tile, breeze-block, granite, plaster, cement etc.
- The chalk is florescent and can easily been seen from a distance (particularly useful if fixing at height)
- The chalk is non-permanent and can easily be brushed off
- Ideal for fixing kitchen cabinets and shelves which can be held with one hand using the MarXman to mark the fixing point with the other
- Many other uses such as marking hinges, drainpipes, pipework, electrical tubing
- The product has won numerous awards for innovation including British Invention of the Year 2013 at The "Bis" Exhibition