Ballpoint pen PILOT Frixion purple, erasable ink, single piece (PIBLFR7VX1)

The PILOT Frixion purple ballpoint pen features erasable thermosensitive ink that disappears with friction. This single-piece pen provides smooth writing performance for everyday tasks, allowing users to write, correct and rewrite without leaving tears or smudges on paper. Its medium point and consistent ink flow make it suitable for school notes, office documents and personal organizers where clean, changeable recording is needed.

Advantages

The erasable thermosensitive ink enables clean corrections by rubbing the specially designed eraser without damaging paper. The pen delivers an even ink flow for legible, consistent lines and quick-drying properties that reduce smudging. Its compact, one-piece design is lightweight and convenient for pocket or pencil case storage. The purple ink offers a distinct, readable color option for color-coding and emphasis in notes.

Suitable for

• Schoolwork: note-taking, homework and marking drafts
• Office use: editing documents, temporary notes and planning
• Personal organization: diaries, planners and to-do lists
• Drafting and proofreading where erasable writing is useful

Key specifications

• Ink type: thermosensitive erasable ink
• Ink color: purple
• Pen design: single-piece ballpoint
• Tip/point: medium writing point for general use
• Drying behavior: quick-drying to minimise smears

How to use

Write normally on paper surfaces using gentle, consistent pressure. To erase, rub the eraser end over the unwanted ink area using short strokes until the mark disappears; the friction generates heat that makes the ink clear. Avoid exposing erased areas to high temperatures or direct sunlight for extended periods, as heat can affect the visibility of thermosensitive ink. Close storage spaces or caps are not required for this single-piece model, but keep the pen capped or stored in a case to protect the tip from dust.

Usage recommendations

For best results use on standard paper; test on coated or thermal papers first. Use the pen for temporary notes and drafts rather than for archival documents, since erasable ink may alter under heat. Store at room temperature and avoid prolonged exposure to strong heat sources to maintain erasability.