Felt pen Corex STABILO Pen 68 Red — bullet tip, single piece

Corex STABILO Pen 68 Red is a single-piece felt-tip marker with a bullet (M) tip designed for clear writing and drawing. The pen delivers colour-intensive, water-based ink with high brilliance and luminosity, producing consistent lines and filling larger areas with even coverage. Its robust M-tip provides an approximate 1 mm line width, making it suitable for schoolwork, office marking and creative sketches. The ventilated cap and odourless formulation support comfortable everyday use, while the ink maintains performance after temporary cap removal.

Advantages

The Corex STABILO Pen 68 combines a durable fiber tip and saturated pigment ink to provide reliable, uniform colour output. Its water-based, odourless ink ensures minimal smell during extended use and is formulated for strong visual impact on paper. The ventilated cap design enhances safety, and the pen sustains an uninterrupted ink flow for neat lines and consistent filling of larger areas.

Suitable for

• School assignments and classroom activities
• Office marking and colour-coding documents
• Sketching, illustration and design accents
• Bullet journaling and layout work

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet (round) fibre tip
• Approximate line width: 1 mm
• Ink type: water-based, odourless
• Colour: red
• Cap: ventilated, cap-off time up to 24 hours
• Package dimensions: 45 × 175 × 8 mm

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the pen at a comfortable angle for writing or drawing. Apply light to moderate pressure for regular lines; increase pressure slightly to widen strokes when filling areas. After use, replace the cap securely to preserve the tip and ink performance. Suitable for use on standard paper and most sketching pads; test on special papers before use to ensure desired results.

Usage recommendations

Store the pen horizontally when possible to maintain even ink distribution. Avoid prolonged exposure to heat or direct sunlight to prevent ink drying or colour alteration. When using for colour-coding or multi-colour work, allow each colour to dry briefly to prevent smudging.