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The Hi-Glo Highlighter Pen (10-pack) is designed for students, office professionals, and home users who require reliable, high-visibility marking for their documents. Its primary benefit is a comfortable, ergonomic design combined with a versatile chisel tip that allows for precise control during long study or work sessions, though users should be aware that the vibrant yellow ink is permanent and not erasable.
| Model Part Number | HI2717 819111 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hi-Glo |
No, the Hi-Glo Highlighter Pens are disposable once the ink supply is exhausted.
These pens work best on standard bond, copy, or notebook paper; they may smear or take longer to dry on glossy or coated surfaces.
While the ink is designed for standard paper, performance can vary on very thin pages. It is recommended to test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
The product is designed for standard document marking. For archival purposes, consult specific product labeling if required.
When kept capped, the pens maintain their ink quality for a standard shelf life, usually several years.
Ensure the cap is closed tightly and store the pen tip-down for one hour to allow ink to settle into the nib.
Avoid applying excessive pressure when highlighting; use a lighter touch to maintain the integrity of the chisel tip.
No technical setup is required for these highlighters; simply remove the cap to begin. To maintain optimal performance, always snap the cap back onto the barrel until you hear a click; this ensures the nib remains saturated. Store the pens horizontally in a desk organizer or pen cup to maintain even ink distribution. If the highlighter is not used for an extended period, it may take a few strokes on a scrap piece of paper to prime the ink flow again.
