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STABILO Pen 68 Metallic Felt-Tip Pen Silver
€1.68
In stock
Usage
The STABILO Pen 68 metallic felt-tip pen in copper is designed for creative projects such as hand lettering, decorating, card making, and DIY artwork. Its metallic effects are especially vivid on dark paper and smooth surfaces.
Advantages
- Produces a vibrant copper metallic finish with high opacity for standout designs on varied backgrounds.
- Works effectively on a range of surfaces including paper, cardboard, metal, glass, and foil.
- No shaking or pumping required; ink flows smoothly from the first stroke.
- Sustainable design: pen body and cap made from 96% ISCC PLUS certified bio-based plastic (mass balance).
- Smudge-proof after a short drying time; not water-resistant but maintains color intensity under normal use.
Specifications
- The pen features a robust fiber tip for consistent medium strokes (line width: approx. 1.4 mm) and an ergonomic cylindrical shape for comfortable handling.
- Main components are made from sustainable materials—96% bio-based plastic per ISCC PLUS certification. Designed without an added grip or refill function; the cap is ventilated for safety.
- The ink delivers intense copper metallic color with high opacity even on dark backgrounds; visible effect achieved without pumping or shaking the pen. Smudge-proof after short drying time but not washable or water-resistant.
- Differentiators include immediate usability (no priming), strong lightfastness to retain brilliance over time, compatibility with many surface types including smooth material like foil and metal, as well as environmentally conscious construction.
24-hour dry-out protection allows extended uncapped use during projects.
Not refillable.[1][2][5]
How it works
Remove the ventilated cap and apply the STABILO Pen 68 metallic directly to your chosen surface. The ink flows instantly to create bold copper lines with a shimmering finish—ideal for detailed work like hand lettering or highlighting motifs in creative arts.[1][4]
