Fineliner pens Faber-Castell 267423 — 12-piece set, pigment ink, round tip, grey

Faber-Castell 267423 fineliner set includes 12 grey pigment-ink pens with round tips designed for precise writing, sketching and technical drawing. The pigment-based ink offers consistent line quality and lightfast results suitable for archival-safe applications. Each pen delivers smooth, even strokes that work well on paper for note-taking, illustration and design layouts. The grey tone provides neutral contrast for layered sketches or combined media work.

Advantages

These fineliners use pigment ink that resists fading and provides durable, water-resistant lines after drying. The round tip ensures uniform stroke width and reliable ink flow for consistent results across the set. The disposable pen format offers immediate usability without maintenance, and the neutral grey colour supports tonal work and subtle detailing. Pens are suitable for long drawing sessions due to their steady ink delivery and consistent tip geometry.

Suitable for

• Technical drawing and drafting
• Illustration and sketching
• Note-taking and journaling
• Fashion design and layouts
• Archival-safe drawings and mixed-media work

Key specifications

• Set contents: 12 fineliner pens
• Ink type: pigment-based, lightfast
• Tip shape: round
• Colour: grey
• Suitable surfaces: paper and paperboard
• Line quality: consistent, even flow

How to use

Use the pens on clean, dry paper for best results. Press lightly for thin lines and increase pressure slightly for stronger strokes, keeping in mind that excessive pressure may wear the tip faster. Allow ink to dry before applying washes or overpainting to avoid smudging. When combining with other media, test compatibility on a scrap piece of the same paper to ensure desired blending and archival properties.

Usage recommendations

Store pens horizontally to promote even ink distribution. Cap each pen after use to prevent drying. For precise technical work, work with a light hand and a steady surface; for illustrations, experiment with layering grey tones to achieve depth while preserving the ink's lightfast properties.