Marker set SCHEMAT 10 colors, 0.4 mm tip — SCHEMAT 8149

SCHEMAT 10-color marker set with a 0.4 mm tip provides precise fine-line drawing and writing for everyday stationery tasks. The compact set contains ten distinct colors designed for consistent 0.4 mm lines, making it suitable for detailed notes, technical sketches, planners and coloring work where controlled, thin strokes are required. The markers are intended for regular use at school, in the office or during creative activities that demand accuracy and predictable ink flow.

Advantages

The set offers uniform 0.4 mm line width across all colors, ensuring consistent results when switching between markers. The compact assortment of ten colors covers common needs for highlighting, color-coding and small-scale illustrations. The fine tip supports legible handwriting and detailed line work, while the markers' construction is optimized for everyday use in stationery contexts.

Suitable for

• Taking precise notes and annotating documents
• Technical sketches and schematic drawings
• Planner organization and color-coding
• Small-area coloring and detailed illustrations
• School assignments and office stationery use

Key specifications

• Tip width: 0.4 mm (fine tip)
• Number of colors: 10
• Line characteristic: consistent fine-line output
• Intended use: drawing, writing, highlighting, color-coding
• Form factor: compact marker set for everyday carry and storage

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the marker at a low angle for an even 0.4 mm line. Use light, steady pressure to maintain the tip shape and achieve uniform strokes. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying and store the markers horizontally or upright with caps on to preserve ink flow. For best results on paper, allow ink to dry briefly before overlaying with another color.

Usage recommendations

Use these markers on standard paper and in planners; avoid porous or highly textured surfaces that can wear the fine tip more quickly. If a deeper color or overlap is needed, apply multiple light passes rather than heavy pressure to maintain tip integrity.