Fineliner pen Edding 4-142001 — black ink, fine tip, 1.0 mm, 141 mm length, single piece

Edding 4-142001 is a fineliner pen with black ink and a fine 1.0 mm tip, designed for precise writing, sketching and technical drawing. The pen has a slim barrel 141 mm in length and offers a consistent, quick-drying line suitable for everyday note-taking and detailed work. This single-piece pen combines a reliable round nib with a compact design and a clip for convenient handling.

Advantages

The fineliner delivers waterproof, quick-drying ink that produces a consistent medium-fine stroke. Its slim, lightweight barrel and secure cap design allow comfortable extended use and help prevent ink drying. A practical clip on the cap prevents rolling and enables attachment to clothing or notebooks, while the cap can be stored on the end of the barrel during use.

Suitable for

• Note-taking and journaling
• Sketching and illustration
• Technical and schematic drawing
• Labeling and writing on transparent materials
• Everyday office and school writing tasks

Key specifications

• Ink colour: black
• Tip type: round fineliner
• Tip size: 1.0 mm
• Barrel length: 141 mm
• Barrel diameter (approx.): 1.4 cm
• Ink properties: waterproof, quick-drying
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Remove the cap and, if desired, place the cap on the end of the barrel to keep it secure. Use the fineliner for steady, even strokes at a comfortable writing angle; the round 1.0 mm tip produces a consistent line for writing, drawing or labeling. After use, replace the cap firmly to prevent the tip from drying out. For writing on non-porous plastic or transparent materials, allow the ink to dry briefly; corrections on some surfaces can be made using alcohol where applicable.

Usage recommendations

Store the pen horizontally or with the tip down for optimal ink flow if not used for extended periods. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures to maintain ink performance. When labeling transparent or non-porous surfaces, test a small area first to confirm adhesion and correction method suitability.