MarXman is an instrument that when depressed, sprays a burst of bright chalk into the holes of a fixture to make perfectly aligned markings.

The Loughborough family-owned business is supplying a US tool company to produce the pressurised Marxman pens which marks screw holes for electrical, plumbing, building jobs with a single push. Dieser kleine Helfer hat meine DIY-Projekte und Heimwerkarbeiten auf eine völlig neue Ebene gehoben.

Each pen contains 250+ bursts of removable fluorescent green pigment, and is capable of marking all surfaces including brick, metal, wood, pebbledash, porcelain and ceramic. Charles Bentley struck a European license to manufacture and distribute the pens a couple of years ago along with the rights for plasterboard fixing anchor Gripit, which was also backed by Deborah Meaden on the BBC show.

We have considerably increased the manufacturing capacity by developing and investing in more automation to the manufacturing process. Each one contains more than 250 bursts of removable fluorescent green pigment that can mark surfaces including brick, metal, wood, pebbledash, porcelain and ceramic, ready for drilling. Quickly and easily mark a reference point on almost any surface from tiles to pebble dash, plaster board to wood, ready for drilling or fixing. Marxman is unique in the way it can deliver a non-permanent mark through any item that needs to be fixed in a certain position, the alternative would be using a pen or pencil, so it really is a one of a kind solution. The new, simpler A-G energy rating scale is stricter and designed so that very few products are initially expected to achieve the top “A” rating.Martin Chard, a dyslexic and autistic construction worker always had a problem accurately marking the holes for installing fixtures. Das bedeutet, dass ich ihn immer griffbereit habe, wenn ich ihn brauche, ohne viel Platz zu beanspruchen. Egal, ob ich Regale anbringe, Bilder aufhänge oder Löcher bohre, der Marxman Markierungsstift ist mein verlässlicher Begleiter geworden.