قلم حبر جاف بايلوت (G-TEC-C) برأس (0.3mm) خطوط فائقة الدقة، نصوص دقيقة وواضحة، مثالي للملاحظات التقنية والمجلات لون أزرق

Ultra-fine 0.3 mm tip, needle-point construction, blue gel ink with regulated ink feed, fast-setting ink to reduce smearing, and a slim, balanced barrel for precise control.

The 0.3 mm tip delivers the finest lines ideal for micro-text, graphs, and detailed marginalia. If you need bolder lines for headings or quick notes, a 0.4–0.5 mm option will write thicker, more legible strokes.

Best for technical notes, diagrams, charts, dense planners, marginalia, and journals where precise, thin lines and clean edges improve readability.

This pen uses Pilot G-TEC-C refills. To refresh, remove the old refill and insert a compatible 0.3 mm blue G-TEC-C refill, then reassemble. Ensure the refill is seated firmly before writing.

Write on smooth, high-quality paper, avoid dragging the nib, and give the ink a moment to dry. The regulated ink feed helps maintain a consistent flow to minimize skipping and smearing.

Yes. Pilot inks are formulated for everyday writing and typically conform to common safety standards for writing instruments, making them suitable for school and office environments.

For a bolder line, compare with Pilot G-TEC-C 0.4 mm: https://fepy.com/product/pilot-g-tec-c-rollerball-pen-0-4mm-blue. If you prefer a 0.3 mm in black ink, see Pilot G-TEC-C 0.3 mm Black: https://fepy.com/product/pilot-g-tec-c-rollerball-pen-0-3mm-black.

The listing shown features blue ink. The G-TEC-C line generally includes multiple ink colors and body finishes, so additional color options may be available on Fepy depending on stock and listings.

The slim, balanced barrel offers better fingertip control, reduces hand fatigue during long writing sessions, and allows closer proximity to diagrams or graphs for precise lettering.

Cap the pen when not in use, store it at moderate temperatures, and use it with compatible refills to maintain consistent ink flow. Writing on quality paper also helps prevent bleed-through and feathering.