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The 5 Star Office Ball Pen is designed for high-volume users in office, educational, and home environments who prioritize consistent, reliable performance for everyday writing tasks. Featuring a clear barrel to monitor ink supply and a dependable 1.0mm tip, this pen offers a smooth, long-lasting red ink flow suitable for archival use. While it provides excellent value for bulk needs, users should note that as a standard stick pen, it lacks the ergonomic rubberized grips found on more expensive premium models.
| Model Part Number | 295209 |
|---|---|
| Brand | 5Star |
The ink is designed for archival purposes and is highly durable, though it is not explicitly labeled as waterproof.
No, these are standard stick pens designed for single-use and are not refillable.
These pens feature a 1.0mm medium tip.
Yes, each pen is equipped with a ventilated cap designed to comply with safety standards.
This pack contains 50 pens.
The ballpoint ink is designed to be low-viscosity and should not bleed through standard office or school paper.
Check if the ball is blocked by paper debris or dry ink. Scribble in a tight circular motion on a scrap piece of paper to clear the path.
Ensure the pen is stored horizontally. If the pen has been stored tip-up for a long time, gravity may cause the ink to move away from the nib.
These pens are "ready-to-write" and require no assembly. To maintain performance, ensure the cap is securely placed on the pen whenever it is not in use; this prevents the ink from drying out prematurely. For best results, write on flat surfaces to ensure the ballpoint distributes ink evenly. If you find the pen has been sitting in storage for an extended period, a quick scribble on a scrap piece of paper will typically re-prime the ink flow for immediate use.
