Pen Glossary continued

Oblique Nibs
An oblique nib is precision cut obliquely to compensate for extreme writing angles. The nib is fitted with a rounded pellet, which allows the pen to write smoothly in all direction.


Pencils
Pencils use continuous lead feeding system and can feed with various sized leads, for instance: .5mm, .7mm, etc. Pencils normally are controlled by either a push button or twist mechanism.


Roller Ball Pens
Roller ball pens uses liquids ink and has a fluid, wet and smooth feel. The standard roller ball pens refill uses a wet ink system, which is similar to that of the fountain pen. Most roller ball pens must have caps to prevent the ink from drying out.


Standard Nibs
Standard nibs have a rounded shape at the tip of the writing point, which gives smooth, free flowing writing as well as a uniform writing line. They are suited to any style of writing, both left-handed and right-handed.

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