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PILOT ballpoint pens are known for their smooth writing experience and reliable performance. Most of these pens come with comfortable grips, making them ideal for extended writing sessions. Available in a variety of ink colours and tip sizes, PILOT ballpoint pens offer a perfect option for everyday writing needs, from note-taking to journaling. Plus, most of these ballpoint pens are refillable, helping to reduce waste, and offering long-term value.
Twist the pen at the end to remove the used refill.
Remove the used refill while holding the grip.
Insert the new refill into the grip section of the pen.
Reassemble your pen by screwing the end back on.
Never stop writing with your favourite PILOT Ballpoint Pen. Designed to be refillable, these pens help reduce waste while offering long-term value. Find the perfect match on our Ballpoint Refills page.
For those seeking an elevated writing experience, PILOT also offers premium options - featuring sophisticated finishes, advanced ink technology and refined design details that bring a touch of luxury to your everyday writing.
PILOT Acroball ink combines the best of both worlds. It dries quickly and delivers consistent lines like a ballpoint pen, but also lays down bold, vivid colours typically associated with gel pens. On top of that, the ink is archival-quality, ensuring its resistance to fading and promoting the longevity of your written works.
While PILOT Acroball pens can be suitable for everyday writing tasks and note-taking, including some legal document-related tasks, it's crucial to verify that they meet the specific requirements of the legal documents you are working with. Some legal contexts may have strict regulations regarding the type of pen and ink colour that must be used, so always double-check before using any pen on important legal paperwork.
Generally, it is better to use Ethanol (Ethyl Alcohol) which is a solvent to dissolve oil-based ink. Thinner or Benzaine can also be used for the removal of stains, but they are stronger than ethanol and they may damage the material. In the first instance use a cloth soaked in Ethanol first and wipe up the ink stain carefully. If this is unsuccessful then try thinner or Benzaine.
Stroke Width refers to the thickness of the line laid down by your pen or marker.
Ball Diameter is the distance across the ball tip of a ballpoint, gel or rollerball pen.
