Introducing the Sharpie pen, which features a gel ink solution! This best-in-class ink pen offers a smooth writing experience perfect for employees who need to jot down customer information, note down product-related details, and complete any manual writing process quickly. Stock up on superior-grade Sharpie gel pens to elevate the writing experience.
This Sharpie S-Gel offers blue gel ink colors in a writing instrument that delivers always vivid writing. Its bleed technology and anti-smear features ensure the ink does not smudge or transfer through the page onto the other side, while its contoured rubber grip offers a comfortable writing process. Add the Sharpie S-Gel pens to your stationery stock and experience a writing instrument that makes note-taking comfortable, no matter what you need to write.
FAQs
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What is the Size of the Sharpie S-Gel Point?
This writing instrument has a point size of 0.7mm. This means that manufacturers designed and created it with a tip size of 0.7 millimeters. It is a medium-sized gel pen that produces a medium-sized transfer of ink onto the page. It is neither thin nor thick, and produces a professional writing experience.
How Should You Store Sharpies?
These writing instruments are best stored in a horizontal position for one good reason. When you store them horizontally, these pens will retain their ink. Specifically, the ink and tip will stay wet but it will not evaporate or cause the Sharpie S-Gel pen to dry out quickly.
Are Gel Pens Better than Ink Pens?
While ink pens contain ink that's made of an oil-based paste, with the dye suspended in that paste, gel pens contain smoother, more vivid ink that's age-resistant and easy to use. A Sharpie S-Gel pen's ink flows onto the page more readily, which means that gel pens might be an ideal choice instead of ink pens.
Why is My Handwriting Better with a Gel Pen?
This is mainly because the gel ink is smooth, but there's another reason your handwriting is better with this writing instrument. You'll require less pressure than a ballpoint pen when using a Sharpie S-Gel pen to jot down those all-important notes. This means the flow is natural and doesn't stop and start as it can do with a ballpoint pen.
Which is Better, a 0.5mm or 0.7mm Pen?
This will depend on your preferences and the way you use the pen, but a 0.5mm pen will create a thinner trail when we compare this with a 0.7mm writing instrument. 0.7mm pens can be the optimum writing solution in many situations and can work well for jotting down notes quickly. 0.5mm pens may be ideal for design work where you'll require a more precise trail.
