Guličkové pero a.w. faber-castell 145755 — modrá tinta, okrúhle telo, 1 kus

The a.w. faber-castell 145755 ballpoint pen with blue ink features a round barrel and a soft-touch finish designed for everyday writing tasks. Supplied as a single unit with a black-coloured body and blue writing colour, this pen is intended for office, school and home use where a reliable ballpoint with a standard round barrel is required. The Poly family design includes an ergonomic triangular shape on similar models to reduce hand fatigue during extended writing sessions, and the soft-touch surface contributes to comfortable handling.

Advantages

This ballpoint pen offers consistent blue ink flow suitable for standard note-taking and document signing. The round barrel provides a familiar grip for general use, while the black exterior and discreet design make it appropriate for professional and casual environments. The soft-touch surface found in the Poly family improves grip comfort, and the construction is optimized for daily use and easy handling.

Suitable for

• Everyday office writing and note-taking
• School assignments and classroom use
• Home administration, lists and correspondence
• Forms, signatures and general document filling

Key specifications

• Ink colour: blue
• Barrel shape: round
• Housing colour: black
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Surface: soft-touch finish (Poly family characteristic)
• Intended use: everyday writing

How to use

Remove any protective cap if present and begin writing on paper surfaces with gentle, even pressure. Store the pen capped or retracted when not in use to prevent ink drying. For best performance, use on standard paper and avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight. Replace with a compatible pen when ink flow diminishes or becomes inconsistent.

Recommendations

For prolonged writing sessions, consider alternating hands or taking short breaks to reduce fatigue. Keep the pen capped between uses to maintain consistent ink flow and store horizontally to avoid leaking or ink pooling at the tip.