Highlighter Staedtler Textsurfer 364 — fluorescent pink marker for highlighting text

Staedtler Textsurfer 364 fluorescent pink highlighter is designed for clear and visible marking of printed and handwritten text. The marker features a chisel tip that delivers both broad and fine lines, quick-drying ink formulated to reduce smudging, and an ergonomic barrel that supports comfortable handling during extended use. The fluorescent pink color provides strong contrast on white and off-white paper, helping important passages stand out without obscuring underlying text.

Advantages

The chisel tip allows flexible highlighting styles, from wide strokes for paragraphs to narrow edges for underlining. Quick-drying ink minimizes bleed and smearing on most common paper types, including photocopies and notebooks. The ergonomic barrel reduces hand fatigue during prolonged tasks and includes a cap that seals securely to maintain ink quality. The fluorescent pigment offers high visibility under typical indoor lighting conditions.

Suitable for

• Students marking textbooks, notes, and study materials
• Office workers organizing documents, reports, and contracts
• Home use for lists, calendars, and household organization
• Teachers preparing lesson materials and grading papers

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel tip for broad and fine strokes
• Ink color: fluorescent pink
• Drying properties: quick-drying formulation to reduce smudging
• Barrel: ergonomic design for comfortable grip
• Suitable surfaces: printed paper, handwritten notes, photocopies, notebooks

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the highlighter at a slight angle to apply an even stroke. Use the broad side of the chisel tip for highlighting whole lines or large passages and the narrow edge for underlining or marking precise text. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out. Store horizontally or with the tip down for immediate use and to maintain consistent ink flow.

Recommendations

For optimal results, test the highlighter on a corner of the paper to check for bleed-through, especially on thin or low-quality paper. Avoid prolonged contact with water or solvents, and keep the product capped when not in use to preserve ink performance.