Archival Gold CD/DVD Safe Pen Solvent Free

Archival Gold CD/DVD Safe Pen Solvent Free | Right tool for the Job

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	Archival Gold CD/DVD Safe Pen Solvent Free Delkin Delkin average customer review:based on 10 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Most people mark on their CDs and DVDs with harsh solvent-based permanent markers that can cause damage by corroding the top layer of the media. The Archival Gold CD and DVD Safe Pen is 100% guaranteed to be safe on recordable CDs and DVDs. Solvent-free, non-toxic, and alcohol-free, this permanent pen will not damage or destroy your precious memories like other solvent based pens on the market.

Excellent Safe Marker

Excellent marker - kinda pricey but worth it to know it wont eat through the disc and destroy the data. The ones I received had a fine tip on one end and a medium tip on the other end. They write nice and dry quickly. Would buy them again.

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Right tool for the Job

After spending hours backing up digital media onto archival DVD's , the only way to mark them is with these pens. With a Sharpie you can almost smell the info melting away.
Get the right pens and keep your workflow in the zone. You pay extra for archival media, don't blow it with the wrong pen.

Excellent little pen

These pens have good dark color and the ink is plentiful. I work for a police dept and we use them on all CDs & DVDs. The tips are very nice--fine and a medium tip for each pen. I would highly recommend them to anyone who feels a sincere need to have an archival pen for long-term storage of marked CDs & DVDs.

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Yep, it draws black lines on CD/DVD discs.

Bought them so as to avoid destroying CDs and DVDs I write on. Other permanent markers are said to be bad for the long-term health of the discs, and these pens are said to not cause the discs to deteriorate. But, we don't have decades to wait around to find out if it is true or not, so all I can say is that they write OK on the discs. Not quite as smoothly or as well as, say, a Sharpie, but 90% as well. Works for me. I've had them a month and they work.

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