Marker set Sigel HN203 — 60 pieces: Green, Yellow, Pink, Blue, Violet, White

Marker set Sigel HN203 — 60 pieces: Green, Yellow, Pink, Blue, Violet, White provides a compact bulk selection of six vivid colors for highlighting, marking and color-coding documents, notes and creative projects. The set is intended for everyday use in offices, schools and at home, offering easy handling and consistent color output across markers. The inclusion of white markers supports layering on dark surfaces or blending with other colors when applicable.

Advantages

The set offers a uniform range of colors—green, yellow, pink, blue, violet and white—organized in a 60-piece package for frequent use and shared environments. Sturdy construction reduces leakage and ensures reliable ink flow while the marker tips maintain shape for consistent line width. The compact bulk format minimizes the need for frequent repurchasing and simplifies storage.

Suitable for

• Highlighting and color-coding printed and handwritten documents
• Note-taking and study organization in educational settings
• Office filing, labeling and quick visual marking
• Creative projects, sketching and basic craft applications
• Shared workspaces, classrooms and supply cabinets

Key specifications

• Quantity: 60 markers in one set
• Color selection: green, yellow, pink, blue, violet and white
• Tip type: resilient marker tip designed for consistent strokes
• Intended use: highlighting, marking, color-coding and basic drawing
• Packaging: compact bulk pack suitable for storage in office or classroom

How to use

Remove the cap and apply the marker tip to the paper at a shallow angle for even coverage when highlighting or marking. For precise lines or small areas, use the tip edge; for broader strokes, use the flat of the tip. Replace caps securely after use to prevent drying. Store markers horizontally or upright with caps on to prolong ink life and maintain tip condition.

Usage recommendations

Use the white marker to add contrast on tinted paper or to blend with other colors where possible. Keep markers capped when not in use, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme heat. For best results on porous surfaces, test a single marker first to ensure desired opacity and color fastness.