Highlighter marker CENTROPEN 8722/9 neon — fluorescent ink, chisel tip

The CENTROPEN 8722/9 neon highlighter marker delivers bright fluorescent ink and a chisel tip that produces variable line widths for emphasis and markup on paper. Designed for marking text, annotating notes and highlighting important passages in documents, this marker provides consistent neon coloration and smooth ink flow suitable for office, school and study environments.

Advantages

The chisel tip allows both broad highlighting and fine underlining without changing tools. Fluorescent ink ensures strong contrast on white and light-colored paper for improved visibility. The marker is lightweight and easy to handle for extended use, and the ink dries quickly to reduce smudging on most standard papers.

Suitable for

• Highlighting textbooks, printed documents and handwritten notes
• Marking key information in study materials and revisions
• Office filing, document review and proofreading tasks
• Color-coding schedules, planners and project materials

Key specifications

• Ink type: fluorescent (neon) ink formulated for high visibility
• Tip shape: chisel tip for variable line widths
• Line width: suitable for broad strokes and fine lines (depends on angle of use)
• Suitable substrate: paper and standard office documents
• Ergonomics: lightweight barrel for comfortable handling

How to use

Remove the cap and apply the chisel tip to the paper at the desired angle to achieve a broad or narrow stroke. For broad highlighting, hold the tip flat against the surface; for underlining or precise marking, use the tip edge. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying. When switching between colors, allow freshly highlighted areas to dry briefly before overlapping to avoid transfer.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Avoid using on glossy or coated papers where ink may not absorb fully, and keep out of reach of small children. For long-term archive documents, test a small area first, as fluorescent inks may fade over extended periods or react differently with certain papers.