Marker Faber-Castell Textmarker 46 Chisel tip Green Orange Pink Yellow

Faber-Castell Textmarker 46 Chisel tip Green Orange Pink Yellow set includes four superfluorescent highlighters designed for clear, consistent marking. Each marker in the set has a chisel nib that produces both broad and fine lines for highlighting and underlining. The set is supplied in a hanging box for compact storage and quick access. These Faber-Castell highlighters are suitable for everyday use on paper, planners, study materials and office documents where improved visibility of key text is required.

Advantages

The chisel tip gives precise control, enabling broad strokes for highlighting and narrow strokes for underlining. Superfluorescent ink ensures high contrast on white and colored paper without heavy bleeding when used on standard office paper. The set of four colors—green, orange, pink and yellow—allows color-coding of information. The hanging box keeps markers organized and easy to transport.

Suitable for

• Students highlighting textbooks, notes and study guides
• Office workers marking reports, contracts and meeting notes
• Teachers preparing materials and correcting assignments
• Planners and bullet journals requiring color-coded emphasis
• Anyone needing reliable, visible highlighting for printed documents

Key specifications

• Brand: Faber-Castell
• Model / MPN: 254644
• EAN: 4005402546442
• Tip type: Chisel tip (broad and fine strokes)
• Colors included: Green, Orange, Pink, Yellow
• Packaging: Hanging box

How to use

Remove the cap and use the wide side of the chisel tip for highlighting larger text blocks and the narrow edge for underlining or marking specific words. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent drying. Test on a small area if working with thin or archival paper to check for bleed-through. Use consistent pressure and angle to maintain even ink flow and prolong tip life.

Usage recommendations

Store the markers horizontally when not in use to ensure uniform ink distribution. Avoid leaving caps off for extended periods. For color-coding systems, assign each color a purpose (for example: yellow for definitions, pink for examples, orange for dates, green for tasks) to improve readability and retrieval of highlighted information.