Monami launches new industrial site-specializing marker “Pro Cap Dry Pencil Marker”

- Presents two products: △ Pro Cap Dry Pencil Marker △ Pro Cap Dry Pencil Lead (Refill Cartridge).

- Features a quiver cap design for easy handling in industrial settings, improving usability.

- Suitable for use on wood, tile, and other surfaces in woodworking and construction, optimizing job efficiency.  

Stationery brand Monami revealed on the 19th that it has released two new markers designed for industrial use in carpentry and construction: the “Pro Cap Dry Pencil Marker” and “Pro Cap Dry Pencil Lead."

Tailored for industrial sites by Monami, the Pro Cap series boosts work efficiency with its versatility on surfaces like glass, stainless steel, wood, and tile. Monami has leveraged its technological capabilities to launch marker products with various uses continuously―including kitchen, living, and decor―beyond simple writing instruments.

The latest Pro Cap Dry Pencil Marker features a knock-type mechanical pencil with a 2.8 mm graphite core, enabling precise work during wood or tile cutting tasks.

With its quiver cap design, the marker can be quickly removed and placed back in with one hand, with the clip attachment allowing it to be fixed to a tool belt or a pocket. The top of the quiver cap is equipped with a sharpener for sharpening the refill lead when needed, and the bottom features a hexagonal bit that can double as a screwdriver; thus increasing its utility.

The Pro Cap Dry Pencil Lead (refill) comes in three colors: black graphite 2B lead, and crayon-type red and yellow. Depending on the marking surface and its shade, users can select the appropriate type and color, changing the lead to match the site conditions.

According to a Monami spokesperson, the newly launched product is meant to improve work efficiency at industrial sites.  “We will continue to build on our 60 years of technical experience to create more consumer connections and deliver useful products for real-life and industrial use,” the Monami spokesperson added.