Marker Pilot FriXion Light Natural Orange

The Pilot FriXion Light Natural Orange is a chisel-tipped erasable highlighter designed for clear, mistake-tolerant marking. It uses Pilot’s thermo-sensitive ink that becomes invisible when rubbed, allowing corrections without damage to paper. The marker has a 4.0 mm tip that produces an approximate 3.3 mm line, and the colour is a natural, muted orange suited for journals, planners and creative projects where a softer highlight is required.

Advantages

FriXion Light Natural Orange combines erasable thermo-sensitive ink with a chisel tip for both broad coverage and finer strokes. The ink erases cleanly by friction, enabling easy correction of highlights and notes. Its muted natural orange tone provides emphasis without overpowering surrounding text. The design supports precise control for doodling, lettering and everyday note-taking.

Suitable for

• Highlighting passages in planners and notebooks
• Taking notes where later corrections may be needed
• Lettering, doodling and light colouring
• Colour-coding documents and study materials

Key specifications

• Brand: PILOT
• Model: FriXion Light Natural Orange
• MPN: 200-13525
• EAN: 4902505603709
• Tip type: Chisel tip
• Tip size: 4.0 mm (approx. 3.3 mm line width)
• Ink: Thermo-sensitive erasable ink

How to use

Mark text or areas with the chisel tip to achieve either broad strokes or thinner lines by changing the angle. To erase, rub the inked area with the pen’s built-in eraser or with friction from a fingertip or eraser; the thermo-sensitive ink will fade and become invisible. Use on standard paper, journals and planners. Avoid exposing finished markings to prolonged high heat (for example, direct sunlight or a hot car interior) as this can also make the ink temporarily less visible.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker capped and horizontally when not in use to maintain ink flow. Test on a small corner of specialty papers before full use to ensure compatibility. Avoid using on glossy or heat-sensitive surfaces where friction erasing may be ineffective.