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The Pilot BPS-GP Ballpoint Pen uses smooth oil-based ink and a durable carbide ball for consistent, dark lines. It features a comfortable rubber grip and a clip-cap design, making it reliable for daily forms, lists, and notes at school or in the office.

Key specs include a medium stroke width for legible lines on standard paper, even ink delivery for skip-free writing, a wear-resistant carbide ball, a textured rubber grip to reduce hand fatigue, and a cap-cap clip design for secure pocket or folder carry. The ink color is black.

This pen delivers smooth, consistent ink flow with a dark, easily readable line. The oil-based ink helps minimize skips and gaps, resulting in tidy, professional-looking writing.

Yes. The tip uses a wear-resistant carbide ball, which helps preserve line quality over time even with frequent use on everyday paper.

It's well-suited for school work, office forms, checklists, and general note-taking where reliable, legible writing is important.

Cap the pen when not in use to prevent the ink from drying. Clip it to a pocket or folder for easy access. If writing feels faint, try moving to a new section of paper or using a fresh section to ensure smooth ink flow.

Yes. The BPS-GP uses standard, non-toxic oil-based ink commonly used in everyday office and academic settings, making it appropriate for typical school and workplace use.

The BPS-GP line generally supports replaceable ink cartridges in compatible variants. Look for compatible refills on Fepy to extend the pen’s life without changing the whole pen.

The Extra Broad variant typically offers a wider line for bold writing, while the Medium Tip (this pen) provides a finer, more legible line for forms and detailed notes. See the comparison at https://fepy.com/products/pilot-bps-gp-ballpoint-pen-extra-broad-tip

The BPS-GP uses oil-based ink, which dries differently and tends to be longer-lasting without smearing as much as some gel inks, but gels can feel smoother on certain paper. For a gel alternative, compare with Pilot G2 at https://fepy.com/products/pilot-g2-ballpoint-pen-medium-tip

Oil-based ballpoint ink dries reasonably quickly and resists smudging, which helps left-handed writers. If you’re especially prone to smearing, try writing with a lighter touch and allowing a moment to dry on glossy or coated papers.

Keep it capped when not in use to prevent ink drying. Clip the cap to a pocket, folder, or notebook, and avoid exposing the pen to extreme heat or direct sunlight to maintain ink integrity.