Sailor Studio 752 Purple Ink Marker 26-5210-752

Sailor Studio 752 Purple Ink Marker 26-5210-752

The Sailor Studio 752 Purple Ink Marker (26?5210?752) is a high?quality, fine art and writing instrument designed to deliver smooth, vibrant purple tones with the assurance of Sailor’s proven ink technology. Drawing from the heritage of Sailor’s distinguished “Ink Studio / Studio” line, this marker integrates the brand’s dedication to color nuance, ink behavior, and elegant visual performance.

Key Features & Benefits

• Rich Purple Hue with Depth
  The “752” designation corresponds to a deep, moody purple ink—dark enough to approach black in dense lines, yet revealing rich violet tones under lighter strokes. In swatch tests, Sailor 752 shows layered coloration, bleeding gently into pastel greens or pinks near edges, and exhibiting a striking green sheen under the right conditions.

• Fine Tip & Controlled Flow
  The marker is engineered to deliver a consistent, controlled flow ideal for writing, sketching, accenting, or illustrative work. The ink saturates well without excessive pooling or feathering on fountain?pen–friendly papers. In trials on Rhodia and Tomoe River, 752 showed low feathering and moderate show?through with minimal bleed on heavier weights.

• Chromatic Sheen & Subtle Shading
  One of the signature charms of Sailor’s Studio inks is their chromatic behavior. In the case of 752, you’ll often observe a green sheen overlay in dense areas, giving the ink a shimmering quality under angled light. Additionally, there is subtle shading from dark maroon-purple toward more muted violet tones along lighter strokes.

• Safe for Value Pens
  As with all Studio / Ink Studio inks, the formulation is dye?based and water?soluble, specifically crafted to be safe for a variety of pens and writing instruments. It is non?pigmented (i.e. contains no suspended solids), making cleaning and maintenance easier and reducing risk to delicate pen feeds and nibs. 

• Elegant & Practical Packaging

• Sailor typically presents its Studio inks (and marker / pen forms) in refined packaging, often including labels or stickers for converter/pen identification. The design aesthetic aligns with the prestige of the Sailor brand, making this marker well suited for both serious artists and collectors.

• Paper & Dry Times
  On fountain?pen–friendly paper (e.g. Rhodia, Tomoe River, Leuchtturm), the ink typically dries in about 20–30 seconds and exhibits low feathering. On standard copy paper, heavier nibs may cause slight feathering or bleed. 

• Layering & Blending
  Because of its dye composition and chromatic qualities, layering works well: overlaid strokes may reveal underlying undertones or sheen. Blend gently to avoid over?saturation.

• Maintenance
  Although dye-based inks are gentler than pigmented ones, it is still advisable to flush the tip or pen periodically if the marker sits unused for a long time. This helps prevent clogging or inconsistent flow.

• Lighting Effects
  The chromatic sheen is most apparent under angled or intense lighting—ideal for calligraphy, accent lines, or decorative scripts where visual drama is desired.