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Un rotulador, marcador o plumn es un instrumento de escritura, parecido al bolgrafo, que contiene su propia tinta y su uso principal es escribir en superficies

distintas al papel. En varios pases de Latinoamrica se conoce como "plumn". La punta del rotulador suele estar hecha de un material poroso, como el fieltro. Es posible, aunque raro, que tenga una punta de material no poroso. La empresa Pilot cre en 2005 un bolgrafo con tinta permanente llamado Permaball. El rotulador fue creado en 1962 por el japons Yukio Horie. En los aos 1980 se introdujeron los primeros rotuladores de seguridad, con una tinta invisible pero fluorescente. Con esta tinta se puede marcar objetos de valor, y en caso de un robo, descubrir estas seales con una luz ultravioleta. Rotulador no permanente El rotulador no permanente suelen ser usados en superficies donde no es necesario que las marcas duren mucho tiempo, o que si fuese as sera inconveniente para ese material como en las transparencias o las pizarras blancas. Estos rotuladores son generalmente utilizados en superficies no porosas, donde la tinta se adhiere a esta superficie sin ser absorbida. Borra sobre tableros porcelanizados sin manchar.

MARCADORES

Rotulador permanente El rotulador permanente o indeleble es utilizado cuando se desea que lo dibujado resista en el tiempo. La tinta suele ser resistente al agua, contiene sustancias qumicas txicas como xileno o tolueno, y tiene la capacidad de escribir en una variedad de superficies, desde papel a metal o roca. Los rotuladores indelebles son comnmente usados para marcar CDs y DVDs, aunque est prctica ha sido desalentada porque se cree que el xileno y el tolueno daan los discos. Existen otros rotuladores sin estos elementos, basados en el alcohol o agua que son ms seguros.

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