Specifications
Common questions
Everything people ask us about POSCA before they buy.
Cap on firmly and away from heat and direct sunlight. Brush tips such as the PCF-350 and PC-5BR are best stored flat so the paint stays evenly through the fibres; bullet and chisel pens are happy standing up.
It helps a great deal — most dried-out pens are ones left uncapped or somewhere warm. If one does dry, pull the tip out with tweezers, soak it in warm water until the paint releases, squeeze it out, dry it, refit and re-prime.
Keeping a set together, capped and out of heat and direct sun is exactly what a case is for, and it is the simplest way to stop classroom pens going missing or drying out between lessons.
A few replacement nibs and a pair of tweezers. Worn or colour-contaminated tips are the most common POSCA problem, and swapping one takes seconds.
Yes — schools, TAFEs, universities, councils and government departments, with purchase orders on 30-day terms for approved accounts. Bulk quotes start at 24 pens; send your list and we reply within 3 business hours.






