Märkpenna Staedtler Textsurfer classic 364 orange

Staedtler Textsurfer classic 364 Orange is a refillable highlighter designed for reliable, long-lasting highlighting on paper, fax copies and carbon copies. It features an ultra-soft chisel tip that produces lines from approximately 1 to 5 mm and a large ink reservoir for extended use. The marker is ink-jet safe so it does not smudge inkjet printouts or handwritten text, and selected colours (violet and turquoise) are copy-proof for documents intended to be copied. The robust PP barrel and twist cap ensure durability, and an automatic pressure-equalization system makes the pen airplane-safe.

Advantages

The Textsurfer classic 364 provides fast-drying, smear-resistant highlighting with a large ink capacity for extra-long performance. Its ultra-soft chisel tip gives precise, even lines for underlining and marking, while the twist cap and sturdy polypropylene construction increase ease of use and service life. The refillable design reduces waste and the airplane-safe pressure equalization prevents leakage during flights.

Suitable for

• Highlighting and underlining on paper documents
• Marking text on fax and carbon copies
• Use with inkjet printouts and handwritten notes (no smudging)
• Professional and personal organisation tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: Staedtler
• Model: Textsurfer classic 364
• Colour: Orange
• MPN: 364-4
• EAN: 4007817323922
• Tip: Ultra-soft chisel approx. 1–5 mm
• Refillable: Yes
• Barrel material: Polypropylene (PP)
• Special features: Ink-jet safe, copy-proof (violet & turquoise), fast-drying, airplane-safe

How to use

Remove the twist cap and apply the chisel tip along the text to create broad or fine highlights by changing the angle. Store capped when not in use to prevent drying. If necessary, refill the marker with a compatible Staedtler highlighter refill following the refill instructions provided by the manufacturer.

Recommendations

For best results, use on standard office paper and allow a moment for the ink to dry before stacking or filing documents. Avoid prolonged contact with delicate originals; test on a small area if unsure.