Fineliner pen Toma F-Liner 0.4 mm, set of 6 colors, model TO-344 Z 96

Toma F-Liner 0.4 mm set of 6 colors (model TO-344 Z 96) is a fineliner pen collection designed for precise, consistent line work. Each pen features a 0.4 mm tip that delivers fine, even strokes suitable for writing, sketching, technical drawing and note-taking. The set of six colors provides options for color-coding, highlighting details and creating multicolor illustrations in study, design and office environments.

Advantages

The Toma F-Liner pens combine a fine 0.4 mm tip with smooth ink flow to produce sharp, uniform lines without frequent skipping. A compact color set enables easy organization of notes and drawings by hue. Lightweight barrel design offers comfortable handling for extended use while the water-resistant ink reduces smudging on most paper types. The pens are ready-to-use and require no preparation.

Suitable for

• Handwriting and note-taking for students and professionals
• Sketching and illustration with fine detail
• Technical drawing and diagrams requiring consistent line width
• Color-coding documents, planners and study materials
• Office tasks that demand precise, readable annotations

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.4 mm fine tip for precise lines
• Ink type: water-resistant fine-tip ink
• Set contents: six different colors for varied use
• Barrel: lightweight, easy-grip design for extended writing
• Suitable media: standard paper, sketch pads and notebooks

How to use

Remove the cap and begin writing or drawing with light, steady pressure to maintain consistent line width. For technical drawing, use a ruler or template with the 0.4 mm tip to achieve straight lines and precise details. After use, replace the cap to prevent drying and store the pens horizontally or upright with the cap on. The set’s colors can be combined for layered illustrations, annotated notes or color-coded documents.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable paper weights to avoid bleed-through; smoother paper surfaces will enhance line clarity. For archival notes or important documents, test ink compatibility with your paper. Keep caps on when not in use and avoid exposing the pens to extreme temperatures to preserve ink quality.