STABILO Fineliner point 88 18 colours Fine tip Multicolour

Your learning helper for perfect structure in your notes. The STABILO point 88 fineliner is an instantly recognizable classic, used worldwide for structuring papers, underlining, note-taking and writing. With 18 brilliant colours in this cardboard wallet from the wider range of 65 colours— including pastel and neon shades—this set covers color-coding, sketching, outlining and detailed drawing. The fineliner’s metal-enclosed tip, 0.4 mm line width and reliable ink flow make it suitable for schoolchildren, students, creative users and professionals who need a precise everyday writing tool.

Advantages

The STABILO point 88 offers a fine 0.4 mm line for precise work and a sturdy metal-encased tip for durability. Its water-based ink provides smooth flow without smearing when used with rulers or stencils, and the cap can be posted on the back during use. The pens include dry-out protection so short periods without the cap do not affect performance, and the iconic hexagonal orange barrel with white edge stripes ensures easy identification.

Suitable for

• Note-taking and color-coding study materials
• Underlining and annotating textbooks and documents
• Sketching, outlining and technical drawing
• Detailed writing tasks and planner entries
• School, university and office use

Key specifications

• Brand: Stabilo
• Model / MPN: 8818/5
• EAN: 4006381616737
• Set size: 18 colours (cardboard wallet)
• Tip type: fineliner with metal-enclosed tip
• Line width: 0.4 mm
• Ink: water-based, smooth flow, low-smear

How to use

Remove the cap and, if desired, place it on the back of the pen to keep it secure while writing. Use the 0.4 mm tip for fine lines, underlining, detailed notes or sketches. When using rulers or stencils, hold the fineliner at a slight angle and draw steadily to avoid skips. After use, replace the cap to preserve ink performance for longer storage.

Recommendations

Store the pens horizontally or with the tips up for short periods; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat. If a pen is left uncapped for a long time, recap it and test on scrap paper—most pens recover quickly thanks to the dry-out protection.