Zebra's water-based pigment marker "McKee that can be wiped off with water" series is now available in 5 new colors and an extra-fine type. It will be deployed in a total of 16 types of lineup.


McKee, which can be wiped off with water, is a marker that allows you to wipe off the lines drawn on a slippery surface such as glass or plastic with a damp cloth or paper. While ordinary markers fix pigments with a resin fixing material, the product uses water glue, so if you wipe it with water, the glue will melt and the color will come off.

When it was released last year, it was available in three colors: black, blue, and red, but in response to the voice of "I want more variations in color and thickness," we have developed a new color and an extra-fine type. The lineup consists of two types, a marker type (line width 5.3 mm / 1.4 mm) and an extra-fine type (line width 0.9 mm / 0.6 mm), for a total of 16 types, each with 8 colors.