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Kymera Roller Ball Pen
From £4.10 ex VAT
The Kymera Roller Ball Pen offers a sophisticated writing experience. It features a matt black barrel with a fluted design and elegant gun metal trims. This capped rollerball pen provides smooth, precise writing and a comfortable feel, making it ideal for corporate branding.
For corporate buyers seeking quality promotional products, the Kymera Roller Ball Pen offers a sophisticated writing experience.
- This Kymera Roller Ball Pen features a matt black barrel with a distinct fluted design and elegant gun metal trims.
- It is a capped rollerball, designed for smooth and precise writing, using modern ink technology.
- The pen's heavyweight construction provides a balanced and comfortable writing feel.
- Identified by product code TPC690302, it is part of the Pencom Prestige Pens range.
This pen is an ideal choice for branded merchandise, leaving a lasting impression with its refined appearance.
Brands
The Kymera Roller Ball Pen offers a sophisticated writing experience. It features a matt black barrel with a fluted design and elegant gun metal trims. This capped rollerball pen provides smooth, precise writing and a comfortable feel, making it ideal for corporate branding.
From £4.10 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 25+ | £4.09 |
| 50+ | £3.41 |
| 100+ | £2.94 |
| 250+ | £2.82 |
| 500+ | £2.70 |
| 1000+ | £2.59 |
| 2500+ | £2.51 |
| 3000+ | £2.51 |
| 5000+ | £2.43 |
| 10000+ | £2.39 |
£4.09 ex VAT each
£4.09 ex VAT
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Customer Reviews
4.9
Based on 1,459 Google reviews
The promogroup was exceptional, they assisted us on a short notice with an impossible task and went above and beyond to make it happen. Their professionalism and willingness to assist was incredible. Thank you Eddie and Keagan. We will definetely make use of your services again - Sisonke
Haneli Van RensburgKeagan the salesman , is a legend quick response definitely will use the company in future jobs.
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