Fineliner BRUYNZEEL SAKURA Pigma Micron 005 Orange 0.20 mm ink pen

BRUYNZEEL SAKURA Pigma Micron 005 Orange is a fine-tipped ink pen with an ultra-fine 0.20 mm nib designed for precise line work. The pen delivers consistent, thin orange lines using archival-quality pigment ink that resists fading and bleeding on typical drawing and writing papers. Its hard metal-clad tip maintains shape for detailed technical drawing, illustration, sketching and annotation where accuracy and permanence matter.

Advantages

The pen produces sharp, uniform lines at 0.20 mm width and offers reliable ink flow without blotting. Archival pigment ink is water-resistant and fade-resistant, suitable for work that requires long-lasting marks. The sturdy tip preserves precision during repeated use and the compact barrel provides comfortable control for detailed hand movements.

Suitable for

• Technical drawing and drafting
• Architectural and engineering sketches
• Fine illustration and inking
• Annotation, note-taking and labelling
• Detailed charting and diagram work

Key specifications

• Nib size: 0.20 mm (005)
• Ink type: archival pigment ink, water-resistant
• Line width: ultra-fine, consistent thin lines
• Color: orange
• Tip construction: hard metal-clad fine tip for precision
• Compatibility: suitable for typical drawing, sketching and writing papers

How to use

Hold the pen at a comfortable angle and apply light, steady pressure for the finest lines; increase pressure slightly for marginally darker strokes, keeping in mind the tip is designed for precision rather than broad coverage. Use on clean, smooth paper to minimize feathering and ensure archival ink performance. Recap the pen after use to prevent drying and store horizontally or tip-up for prolonged periods of non-use.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the pen with good quality, low-absorbency paper and avoid heavy-handed pressure to preserve tip life. Test the ink on a scrap of the intended paper to confirm drying time and compatibility with other media such as watercolors or markers before combining techniques.