PERMANENT MARKERS FOR STOCK CONTROL
The Rilbex range of permanent marking pens are ideal to use as permanent markers for stock control. The permanent marker will work on almost all surfaces and will remain visible under any conditions. To prevent losses and have effective control over stock items the permanent marker will assist you greatly. Available in several colours. It is not required to clean the surface or remove the rust before using the marker. The permanent paint marker works effectively and is extremely difficult and virtually impossible to remove.
- Protect your assets easily
- Effective theft deterrent
- Traceability
- Proof of Ownership
Marking your assets with the Rilbex permanent marking pen is cheap, quick, and easy.
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Permanent Paint Markers for Stock Control
With the ever increasing occurrence of theft stock control plays an important role in preventing losses. If you have stock or equipment that is prone to theft a good deterrent is to use a permanent marking solution. The Rilbex permanent paint marker does just that and has been trusted in the industry since 1991. When the label needs to be permanent, it’s not recommended to use sticker labels or normal markers which can be washed off easily. Instead, look into permanent markers that will work on a number of surfaces. Irrespective of what needs to have a label, there is a mark that’s going to be able to remain there permanently.
Metal ledges, metal pipes, and even car parts could need to be tagged. They could be tagged based on where they’re going to be installed, the item number so a replacement part are available easily later on, or how many there is. Even in the event the component isn’t ordered for 10 or 15 years, the part number will likely be easily read.
Regardless of what you are working on there is a permanent marker that is definitely going to be appropriate for your needs in the event you are in need of markers. Be sure to assess the surface you should compose to ensure the mark is labelled for use on that surface.
