SAKURA
Sakura Pigma Micron (6-Pack)
Best for: Manga artists, graphic designers and journalers who need fine black lines

STAEDTLER
Six black fineliners with metal-clad tips from 0.05 mm to 0.8 mm, filled with waterproof, lightfast pigment ink and made not to dry out if left uncapped.
Best for: Students, manga artists and drafters who want fine, waterproof black lines
The Staedtler Pigment Liner 6 Pack is six black fineliners with assorted tip sizes from 0.05 mm to 0.8 mm. The tips are metal-clad, and Staedtler says they give durability and consistent ink flow for use with rulers and stencils, so they suit technical drawing as well as sketching and note-taking.
The ink is an archival-quality pigment ink that Staedtler describes as lightfast, waterproof and smear-resistant on paper. Its Dry Safe technology means the pens will not dry out if you leave the cap off for a while.
Based on the manufacturer's Amazon listing.
A range from hairline detail to a clear medium line, for note-taking, outlining, planners and precise drawing.
The metal sleeve around each tip gives accurate line control and durability when you run the pen along a ruler or stencil.
Staedtler describes the archival pigment ink as lightfast, waterproof and smear-resistant, so it suits artwork that should last.
The ink is designed not to dry out when a pen is left uncapped, which helps in class or during long drawing sessions.
The listing names notes, study guides, diagrams, manga, illustration and technical drafting among its uses.
Look elsewhere if: you want a brush tip and bold sizes. The XWT Fineliner Set (13 Pens) runs from 0.15 to 3.0 mm plus a brush marker.
Staedtler Pigment Liner (6-Pack)
Choose it for: Ruler work and Dry Safe ink
Choose it for: Six sizes of pH neutral archival ink
Choose it for: Ink compatible with Copic markers
SAKURA
Best for: Manga artists, graphic designers and journalers who need fine black lines
KOUSICOO
Best for: Doodlers, zentangle fans and comic beginners who want many line widths
TWOHANDS
Best for: Technical drawers, illustrators and journalers who switch line widths often