Highlighter set Elior 5 colors — fluorescent marker pens, chisel tip, water-based ink

The Elior highlighter set with 5 colors includes fluorescent marker pens designed for emphasizing text, notes and documents. Each marker is equipped with a chisel tip that produces both broad strokes for highlighting and fine lines for underlining. Water-based ink delivers smooth application on paper with minimal bleeding and easy layering of colors. The compact set is intended for everyday use in office, school and home study environments and supports color-coding and document organization.

Advantages

The chisel tip provides versatility for different marking widths, while the fluorescent ink ensures clear contrast on white and off-white paper. Water-based formulation reduces show-through and drying odor compared with solvent-based alternatives. The five-color assortment allows straightforward categorization of notes and documents, and the markers are lightweight and easy to control for extended use.

Suitable for

• Highlighting textbooks, printed documents and worksheets
• Color-coding notes, planners and folders
• Underlining key passages and creating study guides
• Organizing office files and project materials

Key specifications

• Ink type: water-based fluorescent ink
• Tip type: chisel tip for broad and fine lines
• Set size: 5 colors
• Suitable surfaces: paper and similar porous media
• Application: non-permanent marking for reading and study

How to use

Remove the cap and apply the chisel tip along the text at a steady angle to achieve the desired line width; use the broad side for full-line highlighting and the narrow edge for underlining or fine details. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying. For best results, test the marker on a small area to check for show-through on thin paper and allow ink to dry briefly before stacking pages.

Usage recommendations

Store markers horizontally to maintain even ink flow and keep away from direct heat and sunlight. For long-term document preservation, avoid excessive layering on very thin paper and consider using lighter colors where show-through is a concern.