قلم جل (Energel-X) من بنتل قياس (0.5mm) البرتقالي برأس إبري قابل للسحب ناعم وسريع الجفاف ضمن عبوة من (12) قلم

Key specs include a 0.5 mm needle tip, liquid gel ink in orange, quick-drying formula, retractable mechanism, and a sleek barrel with a comfortable grip. The pack contains 12 pens.

This is a retractable Energel-X pen. Press the top/clip area to extend the tip for writing, and press again to retract it when you’re done.

Ideal for note-taking, journaling, forms, and daily office tasks where precise lines and clear, bold orange text help information stand out.

Yes. The quick-drying formula minimizes smudging, which is especially helpful for left-handed writers who may drag ink across freshly written text.

The core writing experience is the same across colors—the 0.5mm needle tip, smooth liquid-gel ink, and quick-drying performance are consistent. Color is the main difference. See blue, black, and red 0.5mm Energel-X variants on Fepy for direct color comparisons: https://www.fepy.com/product/pentel-energel-x-0-5mm-blue-ink-pack-12, https://www.fepy.com/product/pentel-energel-x-0-5mm-black-ink-pack-12, https://www.fepy.com/product/pentel-energel-x-0-5mm-red-ink-pack-12.

This listing is for a pack of full pens. Some Energel-X models support refills, but you’ll want to search for compatible Energel-X 0.5mm refills on Fepy if you plan to continue using the same pen body after the ink runs out.

Yes. Energel inks are designed for everyday writing and are formulated to be non-toxic and suitable for common office and school use.

A 0.5mm tip delivers finer, crisper lines suitable for dense handwriting and precise notes, while a 0.7mm tip prints bolder lines that can be easier to read on casual notes or forms. Choose based on your handwriting style and paper type.

The 12-pack typically offers the best per-pen price for frequent writers. If you use gel pens regularly, the pack of 12 minimizes replacement frequency and reduces per-pen cost.

Store the pen with the tip retracted when not in use to prevent ink drying at the tip, avoid extended exposure to heat, and use light, even pressure while writing to maintain consistent ink flow.