Fineliner pen Sakura Pigma Micron PN purple archival-quality permanent ink - 1 pc

The Sakura Pigma Micron PN fineliner in purple provides archival-quality, permanent and lightfast ink in a single comfortable pen. Designed for precise line work, technical drawing, illustration and annotation, this fineliner offers consistent ink flow and a durable tip suitable for detailed strokes and controlled lettering. The pigmented ink resists fading and is formulated to remain stable on paper, making the pen suitable for documents and artwork that require long-term preservation.

Advantages

The Sakura Pigma Micron PN combines a reliable, fine-point nib with pigment-based, water-resistant ink that dries quickly and resists smudging. Its purple archival-quality ink maintains color stability over time and is suitable for professional and hobby use. The pen’s construction supports steady lines and predictable performance for repeatable results.

Suitable for

• Technical drawing, drafting and precise line work
• Illustration, sketching and inked artwork
• Annotation, note-taking and labelling documents
• Archival projects, record-keeping and document preservation

When it may not be suitable

This fineliner is optimized for paper and similar porous surfaces; it may not perform well on glossy, non-porous materials such as coated plastics or certain photographic papers where ink adhesion and drying can be compromised. The single pen format means it is intended for individual use rather than as part of a set with multiple tip sizes or colors.

Key specifications

• Ink type: Pigment-based, archival-quality, permanent and lightfast
• Color: Purple
• Tip style: Fine-point nib suitable for controlled, precise lines
• Drying properties: Fast-drying, water-resistant when dry
• Recommended surface: Paper and other porous substrates

How to use

Use the Sakura Pigma Micron PN for clean, consistent strokes by holding the pen at a comfortable angle and applying light, even pressure. Allow the ink to dry fully before stacking pages or applying layers to avoid transfer. For best archival results, store finished work away from direct sunlight and in stable, dry conditions. If working over pencil, wait until graphite is secure or erase gently before inking to avoid smudging.

What to consider before purchase

• Intended surface: best suited to paper and porous materials
• Color requirement: single purple ink color—confirm this is the desired shade
• Tip needs: fine-point nib for detailed work only; not a brush or broad marker

Usage recommendations

For archival and illustration work, test the pen on a scrap of the same paper to confirm drying time and line appearance. Keep the cap on when not in use to preserve ink integrity and store horizontally for consistent flow.