Pentel Sign Pen, Fibre Tip 2 mm, Smooth Water-Based, Classic Writing, Rich Color, Comfortable Grip, Ideal for Office Use - Green Ink

- Ink: water-based, quick-drying green. - Tip size: 2 mm fiber tip for a steady, consistent line. - Grip: lightweight and balanced for comfortable long writing sessions. - Cap: snap-fit to protect the nib between uses.

Blue 2 mm Sign Pen: https://www.fepy.com/products/pentel-sign-pen-fibre-tip-2mm-blue-ink Black 2 mm Sign Pen: https://www.fepy.com/products/pentel-sign-pen-fibre-tip-2mm-black-ink If you need a bolder line, the 3 mm Sign Pen variant is available: https://www.fepy.com/products/pentel-sign-pen-fibre-tip-3mm-green-ink

Great for office checklists, lesson notes, diagrams, calendars, and code annotations. The distinctive green color helps emphasis and readability in documents.

Uncap to write, then recap to protect the tip. Store with the cap on to prevent drying, and keep the pen on suitable paper to minimize feathering and smudging.

Yes. The water-based ink is designed to dry quickly to reduce smudges on common paper, helping maintain neat handwriting for both right- and left-handed users.

The ink is formulated for general classroom use and is non-toxic. As with any writing instrument, adult supervision is advised for younger children.

Typically, Sign Pens in this line are designed as disposable pens with protective nibs. Ink refills aren’t usually offered; if you need a different color or tip, consider another Sign Pen model on Fepy.

Durability depends on your writing frequency. A 2 mm Sign Pen provides consistent lines for many pages of notes; when the ink runs out, you’ll simply replace the pen.

Keep the cap on when not in use to prevent the nib from drying. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

The green color provides clear emphasis and readability for checklists and diagrams, while the 2 mm nib balances precision with sufficient line coverage, making it a solid choice for office work and study notes.

2 mm yields finer, neater lines ideal for writing and detailed diagrams; 3 mm delivers bolder strokes for headlines and emphasis. If you need precision in small spaces, choose 2 mm; for larger marks or titles, go with 3 mm.