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Highlighter STABILO BOSS MINI Naturevibes
Pack of 6 colors: mud green, earth green, umber, sienna, beige, warm grey
Highlighter STABILO BOSS MINI Naturevibes
Pack of 5 colors: mud green, earth green, sienna, beige, warm grey
Highlighter STABILO BOSS MINI Pastel
Pack of 6 colors: cloudy blue, hint of mint, creamy peach, pink blush, milky yellow, lilac haze
Highlighter STABILO BOSS MINI Pastel
Pack of 5 colors: cloudy blue, hint of mint, creamy peach, pink blush, milky yellow
FAQs
Our STABILO BOSS MINI is a highlighter used not only for highlighting text passages but also for colouring with its fluorescent colours. It is not designed to paint tattoos or decorate the skin as it does not comply with the necessary cosmetics directives for this purpose. It does, however, meet the requirements for writing instruments. There is certainly no problem if you occasionally stain your fingers by accident; but in order to paint your face or decorate your skin we suggest you use a tattoo pen with tattoo ink which is available from cosmetic companies, as these inks are easy to paint with, long-lasting on skin and dermatologically tested.
When it comes to developing the ink used in the STABILO Pen 68, something that we always look at and pride ourselves on is providing high brilliance colors for the range. We’d like to make sure that the luminosity stays as long as possible. But there are also factors that might have an influence on this, e.g. sunlight, which can’t be avoided. Other factors such as the amount of light, the angle of incidence, temperature, paper quality, etc., can also cause fading of the colors. Therefore it is very difficult for us to provide a general statement for this.
As the STABILO Pen 68 can be used for children we have to comply with strict guidelines.
It is a CE (and CA)-compliant product, which can be recognised by the CE (CA)-label. As “product safety” is one of our top priorities, we are not allowed to use the same amount of pigments for all colors, which can be the reason that some colors fade faster than others, if exposed to light, one example are the shades of pink.
To prevent fading and for colors to retain their luminosity for a long time, we recommend to store your creative works in a closed notebook, folder or box, without direct sunlight.
The following STABILO products are gluten-free:
- STABILO All
- STABILOaquacolor
- STABILO BOSS ORIGINAL
- STABILO BOSS ORIGINAL Pastel
- STABILO BOSS MINI
- STABILO Cappi
- STABILO CarbOthello
- STABILO EASYcolor
- STABILO EASYgraph
- STABILO EASYoriginal
- STABILO GREEN BOSS
- STABILO GREENcolors
- STABILO GREENgraph
- STABILO GREENtrio
- STABILO Luminator
- STABILO Neon
- STABILO Opera 285
- STABILO Othello 282
- STABILO Pen 68
- STABILO Pen 68 Mini
- STABILO point 88
- STABILO point 88 Mini
- STABILO Scribbi
- STABILO Trio
- STABILO woody 3 in 1
Felt-tip pens have different applications depending on the construction of the tip and the composition of the ink. A classic felt-tip pen such as the STABILO Pen 68 is primarily suitable for color-intensive coloring. But it can also be used with a brush for watercoloring, for example, as long as the ink has not yet dried on the paper. Other felt-tip pens, such as the STABILO Pen 68 metallic or the STABILO Trio DECO, contain metallic particles in their ink. This allows them to create metallic glitter effects on normal paper, as well as particularly intense effects on dark and black paper or even smooth surfaces such as foils, glass or Christmas baubles. Brush pens such as the STABILO Pen 68 brush have a flexible brush tip and are therefore ideally suited for handlettering.
Conventional felt-tip pens are generally only recommended for children when they have sufficient motor skills to be able to control the pressure when drawing, as otherwise the fiber tip would be damaged too quickly. However, there are also special felt-tip pens for children, such as the STABILO Trio Scribbi, which have a spring-loaded tip that is indestructible and therefore very suitable for smaller children. There is also a range of special pens such as the STABILO Pen 68 brush for handlettering or the STABILO Pen 68 metallic for painting with shimmering metallic effects. Otherwise, felt-tip pens are suitable for anyone who likes to paint with intense colors. Only the "strike through" of the ink with thinner paper should be considered.
STABILO markets many special ranges specifically adapted to the needs of small children or those starting school. Ideally, however, children aged under 3 years old should not play with writing instruments unsupervised.
Highlighters are not typical children’s products. As STABILO highlighters are completely harmless, however, even very young children can use them to express their creativity. In addition, the STABILO Pen 68 Neon has been specially developed for the STABILO children’s range.
Children should not put colored pens into their mouths. Should any ink get into their mouths, however, simply rinse it out. Should a small child swallow a cap, under certain circumstances this can become lodged in the windpipe. As a result, STABILO caps with a diameter of less than 1 cm are “ventilated” – meaning that they are equipped with slits, through which sufficient breathing air can flow until a doctor removes the cap from the windpipe.
There are 10 highlighters from STABILO, three of which are each also available in a pastel variant: STABILO BOSS ORIGINAL (pastel), GREEN BOSS (pastel), BOSS EXECUTIVE, BOSS MINI, BOSS SPLASH, swing cool (pastel), NEON, Shine, LUMINATOR, NAVIGATOR and flash.
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Sollte die Kugelschreiber-Mine leer sein, kann diese einfach gewechselt werden. Ersatzminen sind im STABILO Onlineshop (LUNIS ink Minen, Artikelnummer 1809/041) in blau erhältlich.
Dazu einfach das Griffstück abschrauben, die Mine mit der Feder entnehmen, die Feder auf die neue Mine stecken, in das Griffstück einführen und wieder zudrehen.
The hometown of Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) did not become a centre for pencil making by chance. Once a well-organised craftsmen's stronghold, Nuremberg also had a geographically advantageous location at the intersection of old trading routes. In 1820, about ten large workshops and the same number of smaller businesses were producing pencils in and around Nuremberg.
The first factories in which pencils were manufactured by machine came into being around 1870. The factory owners were quick to expand their sales activities: while products had previously been sold at markets nearby, pencils were exported to many countries in Europe and even overseas. By around 1890 the pencil industry had experienced a rapid phase of modernisation within a short time.
There are a variety of reasons why pencils break or splinter when sharpened. The most common cause is an unsharp blade of the sharpener used. This should therefore be replaced regularly or the sharpener replaced. As a rule of thumb, after about 12 fully sharpened pencils or 24 fully sharpened colored pencils, you should change the blade or use a new sharpener.
Another, less common reason is the wood used. Since this is a natural product, there will be variations in the texture of the wood, which can affect the stability of the pens. Despite high quality standards and careful checking of the wood used, brittle wooden pencils can still occur in individual cases.
For sharpening the STABILO EASYcolors, we recommend the STABILO EASYsharpener developed for this purpose. The cone angle and the opening diameter of the sharpener are adapted to the colored pencils, so that the likelihood of a lead breaking is minimized.
If there are problems with sharpening despite a new sharpener and correct use, contact our service team (serviceteam.de@stabilo.com) and we will check your case in our quality assurance department as quickly as possible.