Princeton
Princeton Heritage Liner 6
25.5 × 3.16 mm head, synthetic sable
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Where it fits
Use the longer Heritage liner for a bold continuous line, such as a winding path in an ink-and-wash sketch. Its measured head is longer and wider than the Heritage Liner 2. When you need crisp narrow accents near the end of a line, load the smaller liner instead of trying to force the larger bundle into the gap.
Specifications
- Brand
- Princeton
- Verified details
- 25.5 × 3.16 mm head, synthetic sable
Questions before buying
Which Heritage liner leaves more room for several parallel strokes?
The Liner 2 is the narrower choice at 1.35 mm. Choose the 6 for a more prominent line when the neighboring strokes are spaced farther apart.
Compare before you buy
Compare with Princeton Heritage Liner 2
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