Staedtler Pigment Liner Fineliner Pens

The Staedtler pigment liner is a high quality fineliner for writing, sketching and drawing. The pen has a long metal tip, making it ideal for use with rulers and templates. The pigment ink is indelible (in accordance with ISO test 14145-2), lightfast and waterproof. The ink is erasable when used on tracing paper and the ink does not bleed when highlighted. The pens come supplied in the practical and stylish stand-up Staedtler box. With the Staedtler box you simply open, stand it up and start writing! The unique Staedtler box is so practical and just as ecologically efficient: Without the need for additional external packaging, it serves as a practical storage box and clever pen holder at the same time. The pack contains 8 pigment liners in assorted line widths.

Staedtler Pigment fineliners are one of  the industry leaders when it comes to liners.

some of the best features of these fineliner pens are

the long metal tip protecting the nib, which means these pens can be used with rulers, stencils, and templates. This is handy for artists and invaluable for graphic designers, architects, interior designers, and others working in the design industry or creating technical drawings.

Another fantastic pro is the pigment ink, which is indelible, waterproof and lightfast. This means your writing and illustrations aren’t budging for anything – even if you use watercolour paints with them!

The only exception to this rule is if you draw or write on drawing film; the ink can then be erased as you desire.

The pigment ink is also gloriously deep in its colour intensity.

For those of you who forget to recap your pens, or lose the caps altogether, you’ll be delighted to know that these writing tools can be left uncapped for a whole 18 hours without drying up. Very forgiving!

Finally, if you’re a frequent traveller, the Staedtler Pigment Liner has automatic pressure alteration, making it 100 per cent flight-proof. Goodbye leak worries!

The pens are enjoyable to use and move smoothly across the paper, creating an even line every time. Of course, the larger sizes feel smoother than the thinner ones and are, therefore, incredibly pleasing to write with.

For an artist, using a combination of the point sizes would no doubt provide unparalleled intricacy.

The ink dries very quickly, and so it makes a nice change to be able to erase the pencil lines without fear of smudges, too.