Ballpoint pen Tetis 0.7 mm oil-based tip blue — pack of 50

Tetis 0.7 mm oil-based ballpoint pens in blue are supplied as a pack of 50 and are engineered for everyday writing tasks. Each pen features a 0.7 mm oil-based tip that delivers a consistent medium line suitable for forms, notes and general office paperwork. The ink formulation is oil-based to reduce smudging and improve document durability, while the pack size ensures a steady supply for workplaces, classrooms, or home use.

Advantages

These Tetis ballpoint pens provide steady ink flow and a uniform 0.7 mm line width that maintains legibility across different paper types. The oil-based ink resists smearing and offers good drying properties compared with some water-based inks, supporting long-lasting records. Supplied in a pack of 50, the pens are practical for bulk needs, reducing the frequency of reordering and ensuring availability for multiple users.

Suitable for

• Writing on office forms and documents
• School and classroom note-taking
• Everyday home correspondence and lists
• Bulk supply for businesses, reception desks, or study groups

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.7 mm (medium line)
• Ink type: oil-based ballpoint ink
• Ink colour: blue
• Quantity: pack of 50 pens
• Typical use: everyday writing, form filling, note-taking

How to use

Remove the cap and press the tip gently to start writing. Maintain a moderate writing angle and consistent pressure to achieve an even ink flow and a clear 0.7 mm line. Replace caps after use to prevent the tips from drying out and store pens horizontally or tip-down if required by workplace practice. For best results, use on standard office paper and allow a brief moment for the oil-based ink to dry before stacking documents.

Usage recommendations

Keep spare pens on hand in shared areas such as meeting rooms, classrooms or reception desks. For archival documents, test ink compatibility with record-keeping requirements; use the blue oil-based ink for general-purpose records where smudge resistance and legibility are important.