Description
Common Types of Pens:
Ballpoint Pen:
- Uses a small rotating ball at the tip that dispenses oil-based ink onto paper.
- Known for its smooth writing and long-lasting ink.
Fountain Pen:
- Uses a nib and liquid ink, often requiring refills from ink bottles or cartridges.
- Provides a more fluid writing experience and is often associated with elegance or high-end writing.
Gel Pen:
- Uses water-based ink that is thicker than ballpoint ink, creating a smooth and vivid writing experience.
- Commonly used for artistic purposes and note-taking.
Rollerball Pen:
- Similar to a ballpoint pen but uses water-based ink.
- Known for its smoother writing and vibrant colors.
Stylus Pen:
- A pen with a stylus tip at one end, used for interacting with touchscreen devices like tablets and smartphones.
Marker Pen:
- Uses a felt tip and thicker ink, often used for drawing or marking on larger surfaces like boards, posters, or packaging.
- Delivery Time For 3 Days
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