The difference between alcohol marker and oily marker

The difference between alcohol marker and oily marker

First of all, raw materials are different.

The pigment of oily marker pen can be diluted with toluene, which has strong permeability and is especially suitable for painting on tracing paper. The pigment of alcohol marker is soluble in water, and is usually used to draw on cardboard or coated paper.

Second, the characteristics are different.

Alcohol marker has strong permeability, fast drying and bright color, and the paper is not easy to fluff after repeated scribbling. Water-based markers are soluble in water and dry slower than alcohol markers. After repeated scribbling, the paper is easy to fluff and turn gray.

Third, cost performance.

The price of alcohol marker is lower than that of oily marker on average.

Extended data

1 oily marker

Oily marker is quick-drying, waterproof and light-resistant. Repeated color superposition will not hurt the paper, and it is very soft. It is permanently attached and will not fade. The standard color is 12. It can be written on any solid, such as paper, plastic, glass, whiteboard and metal. This ink is oily and non-toxic, and can be wiped off with organic solvents such as alcohol. Similar to the whiteboard pen in teaching, it can be used on glass and whiteboard instead of whiteboard pen, and then wiped with alcohol.

2. Alcohol labeling

Alcohol marker pen can write on any smooth surface, which has the characteristics of quick drying, waterproof and environmental protection, and can be used for drawing, writing, marking, POP advertising and so on.

The main components are dyes, denatured alcohol and resin. Ink is volatile and should be used in a well-ventilated place. After use, the pen cap must be tightly covered, away from fire sources and protected from sun exposure.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Marker