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In a world taken over by artificial intelligence that creates everything one can imagine, there is charm and beauty in creating things with your hands. Historically, man has preserved memories by scribbling and drawing on the walls of caves and stones. Gradually, these traditional forms of documentation evolved into modern methods.
In nearly 300 BCE, the early Egyptians used thick reeds to make pen-like implements. Since then, the writing instrument has undergone many changes, and in the present day, many types of pens are available in the market. Each of the pens is unique, with attributes that are distinct to them.
Let us look into some of the pens available today and explore their characteristics.
‘Reynolds 045’ was the first ball pen launched by Reynolds in the year 1945. Ball pens are the most popular and widely used pens. They use a small ball bearing at the tip of the pen to transfer ink onto the paper. The ink used in ball pens dries quickly and is less prone to smudging. Their long-lasting nature and ability to write on multiple surfaces make them a popular choice for everyday writing, note-taking, and signing documents. Reynolds has been manufacturing pens for over 100 years and is considered one of the best in the world. Some of the Reynolds Ball Pens are Aeroslim, Brite, Champ, Vista RT, Fastline, Reynolds 045, Liquiglide and the Jetter Ball Pen series.
As the name suggests, gel pens use gel-based ink to create impressions on paper. Offering a unique writing experience that combines the smooth flow of ink similar to fountain pens and the versatile nature of ball pens and roller pens, gel pens offer an incredible writing experience. Most gel pens today use water-based gel ink and are available in a wide range of vibrant ink colour choices. They are perfect for multiple writing tasks such as note-taking, journaling, and drawing.
The Reynolds gel pens include the Jiffy Gel, Mera Gel, Lumino Gel and Racer Gel Pen.
Rollerball pens are similar to ballpoint pens, but the ink is water-based. When used, the ink flows more smoothly with the help of a rolling ball instead of a nib. Due to their smooth-flowing ink, they are ideal for writing on most surfaces. They are available in many body styles and offer a wide range of ink colour choices, making them suitable for calligraphy, art, and sketching.
Reynolds offers a wide range of roller pens and some of our popular pens are the Trimax series, Dynagrip and Feltek Rollerball Pen.
There is an array of pens available in the market today. Choosing the right type of pen for your needs may prove to be a difficult task. Therefore, it is essential to explore and learn about all these pens. We hope this blog has helped you learn more about the different types of pens and guide you in choosing the one that is best suited to your writing needs.
