Fineliner pen Sakura Pigma Micron 05 (0.45 mm) — permanent pigment ink, jägergrün — 1 pc

The Sakura Pigma Micron 05 fineliner with a 0.45 mm tip produces precise, consistent lines using archival-quality permanent pigment ink in jägergrün. Designed for technical drawing, illustration, inked outlines and detailed note-taking, this single-piece fineliner provides water- and fade-resistant results suitable for work that requires long-lasting, smudge-free lines. The narrow tip delivers control for fine details while the pigment formulation resists bleeding on common drawing papers.

Advantages

The fineliner combines a rigid 0.45 mm metal-clad tip with stable pigment ink to deliver uniform line width and reliable start-up every time. Permanent, lightfast and water-resistant ink supports archival-grade work and prevents colour migration when used with typical inks and markers. The compact, single-piece design is lightweight and easy to handle for extended drawing or drafting sessions.

Suitable for

• Technical drawing and architectural sketches
• Illustration, comics and inked outlines
• Hand lettering and fine details
• Note-taking, journaling and annotation
• Document signing and archival records

When it may not be suitable

This 0.45 mm fineliner is intended for precise, fine-line work and is not suited for filling large areas or producing broad strokes. On very rough or heavily textured papers the tip may wear faster and the line may appear less uniform than on smooth, coated drawing papers.

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.45 mm (05)
• Ink type: permanent pigment ink
• Ink properties: water-resistant and fade-resistant
• Colour: jägergrün (dark green)
• Design: single-piece fineliner with metal-clad tip

How to use

Hold the fineliner at a comfortable angle to the paper and apply light, consistent pressure to produce even lines. For technical work, use a ruler or template to guide straight strokes; for illustration, vary pressure and angle slightly to achieve subtle line variation. Allow ink to dry briefly before erasing pencil underdrawing or applying washes; the pigment formulation is water-resistant but permitting full drying reduces the risk of unintended smudging.

What to consider before purchase

• Tip width: 0.45 mm is best for fine detail, not for broad coverage
• Paper type: smoother, heavier drawing paper gives the best results and longer tip life
• Colour choice: jägergrün is a dark green suitable for accents and outlines

Usage recommendations

For archival or presentation work, test the pen on a scrap of the same paper to confirm colour and absorption. Store horizontally or with the cap securely closed to maintain ink performance.