Penna a sfera retrattile con clip Faber-Castell 241104

The Faber-Castell 241104 clip-on retractable ballpoint pen combines a lilac-colored barrel with extra bold blue ink for easily readable writing. Designed for everyday use, the pen features an ergonomic shape that supports comfortable long writing sessions and a retractable tip that prevents ink stains when stored. The clip-on function allows fast attachment to notebooks, pockets or planners, making the pen convenient to carry in daily school, office or personal settings.

Advantages

The pen’s extra bold blue ink produces clear, high-contrast lines suitable for notes and signatures. Its ergonomic barrel reduces hand fatigue during extended writing tasks. The retractable mechanism protects the tip and prevents leaks in bags or pencil cases, while the integrated clip secures the pen to documents or clothing. The lilac finish provides a distinct, easy-to-identify look for quick retrieval among other writing tools.

Suitable for

• Taking lecture or meeting notes
• Everyday office and administrative tasks
• Filling forms and signing documents
• Homework and study sessions for students
• Carrying in pockets, planners, and pencil cases

Key specifications

• Tip type: ballpoint, retractable mechanism
• Ink color and type: extra bold blue ink
• Barrel color: lilac
• Body design: ergonomic barrel with integrated clip
• Intended use: everyday writing for school, office and personal use

How to use

Press the retractable mechanism to extend the ballpoint tip and begin writing. When finished, press the mechanism again to retract the tip and protect it from drying out or from marking other items. Attach the pen to a pocket, notebook or planner using the clip for easy access. Store the pen horizontally or with the tip retracted to minimize ink leakage during transport.

Recommendations

For best results, keep the pen capped by retracting the tip when not in use and avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. Replace the refill with a compatible ballpoint refill when ink flow becomes faint to maintain consistent writing performance.