Ballpoint pen pack MFP paper VSN I67 0.7 mm oil-based refill, 24 pieces

Pack of 24 MFP paper VSN I67 ballpoint pens with 0.7 mm oil-based refills designed for everyday writing tasks. Each pen features a medium-fine 0.7 mm tip that produces consistent lines suitable for notes, forms and general handwriting. The oil-based ink provides smooth flow and reliable coverage on standard paper, making this 24-piece set a practical choice for offices, schools and home use where a dependable writing instrument is needed.

Advantages

The pens use oil-based refill technology that ensures even ink distribution and reduced skipping during continuous writing. A 0.7 mm tip balances precision and speed for both quick note-taking and extended writing. Supplied as a pack of 24, the set reduces the need for frequent replacement and is convenient for shared environments. The design focuses on functional performance and everyday reliability.

Suitable for

• Office paperwork and form filling
• School assignments, notes and exams
• Home record keeping, lists and correspondence
• Shared workspaces, meetings and training sessions

Key specifications

• Quantity: 24 pens per pack
• Tip width: 0.7 mm (medium-fine)
• Ink type: oil-based refill
• Line quality: consistent, low-skipping output on standard paper
• Intended use: everyday handwriting, forms and note-taking

How to use

Remove a pen from the pack and extend the tip according to the pen’s operating mechanism if applicable. Hold the pen at a comfortable angle and apply light, even pressure while writing to maintain consistent ink flow and avoid blotting. Store unused pens capped or retracted in a dry place at room temperature to preserve ink performance. Replace pens from the pack as required for continuous use.

Usage recommendations

Choose the 0.7 mm tip for balanced legibility and speed; use on standard office and school papers for optimal results. For archival or waterproof requirements, consider using a specialised ink type as oil-based refills are formulated for smooth everyday writing rather than long-term permanence.