Fineliner HERLITZ 2166220, 0.4 mm tip, Fun Colors, pack of 10

Fineliner HERLITZ 2166220, 0.4 mm tip, Fun Colors, pack of 10 is a compact set of ten colored fineliner pens designed for precise writing, detailed drawing and accurate sketching. Each pen has a fine 0.4 mm tip that produces consistent, crisp lines suitable for schoolwork, office notes and creative projects. The lightweight pens come in a selection of vivid shades to support color-coding, outlining and intricate illustration tasks.

Advantages

The 0.4 mm metal-clad tip provides controlled ink delivery and uniform line width, reducing blotting and feathering on standard paper. The set of ten colors covers common hues for highlighting, color-coding and decorative accents. Ergonomic barrels are comfortable for extended use, while a secure cap prevents accidental drying when pens are stored. The ink dries quickly to minimise smudging and supports neat, legible work.

Suitable for

• School assignments, note-taking and margin annotations
• Technical sketches, diagrams and charts
• Bullet journaling, planners and color-coded organisation
• Detailed illustrations, line art and hand lettering
• Office documentation and marking

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.4 mm fine point
• Ink type: water-based fineliner ink suitable for standard paper
• Pack quantity: 10 pens in assorted colors
• Barrel: slim, ergonomic design for comfortable grip
• Drying time: fast-drying formula to reduce smudging

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the pen at a moderate angle to the paper for consistent line flow. Apply gentle, even pressure; increased pressure may produce slightly thicker lines but can shorten tip life. Use lighter strokes for fine details and steady movements for continuous lines. Replace caps after use to prevent drying and store horizontally or capped vertically to maintain ink performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the fineliners on standard, smooth paper with moderate absorbency to preserve line clarity and prevent bleed-through. Combine colors for layered sketches or color-coding systems, and test ink on a hidden sheet before applying to final documents.