Gel pen PILOT FriXion Ball Green — tip 0.5 mm, stroke 0.25 mm, erasable ink

PILOT FriXion Ball Green is an erasable gel pen refill designed to restore the writing performance of compatible FriXion Ball and FriXion Clicker 0.5 mm pens. The refill delivers green, heat-sensitive FriXion ink with a 0.5 mm metal tip that produces an approximate 0.25 mm stroke width, suitable for everyday writing, note-taking and corrections. This pack contains three compatible refills so you can replace exhausted cartridges and continue using your existing pen bodies.

Advantages

The FriXion ink erases cleanly through friction without leaving heavy residue, allowing temporary or editable writing. Refilling a pen reduces waste compared with discarding the whole pen and helps extend the usable life of compatible FriXion Ball and FriXion Clicker 0.5 pens. The pack of three refills provides immediate spares and keeps a consistent line width and colour across replacements.

Suitable for

• Everyday writing and note-taking
• School assignments and revisions
• Office documents that require temporary annotations
• Editing drafts, planners and calendars

Key specifications

• Ink type: heat-sensitive erasable gel (FriXion)
• Ink colour: green
• Tip size: 0.5 mm metal tip
• Stroke width (approx.): 0.25 mm
• Contents: set of 3 refills compatible with FriXion Ball and FriXion Clicker 0.5 pens

How to use

Remove the empty refill from your compatible FriXion Ball or FriXion Clicker 0.5 pen according to the pen body’s refill-change instructions, then insert the new refill until it seats securely. Test the refill on scrap paper to confirm smooth ink flow and proper stroke width. Erase marks by applying friction with the pen’s eraser tip or another friction surface; avoid exposing written text to sustained high heat, which can remove the ink permanently.

Usage recommendations

Store refills capped or inside the pen to prevent drying. Use the specified 0.5 mm FriXion refills for best fit and performance; mixing with non-compatible refills may affect ink flow and erasing. For archival or legally binding documents, avoid using erasable ink because heat or friction can alter or remove writing.