Ballpoint Pens
Nash RCS recycled plastic ballpoint pen with coloured barrel and black grip (black ink)
From £0.13 ex VAT
This Nash click-action ballpoint pen offers a sustainable writing choice. Made from RCS-certified recycled ABS plastic, it helps reduce new material use. It features a transparent coloured barrel, comfortable black grip, and black ink. A responsible item for your brand's promotional campaigns.
The Nash recycled plastic click-action ballpoint pen offers a practical and sustainable option for general promotional campaigns.
- Made from RCS-certified recycled ABS plastic, it helps reduce the use of new materials.
- Features a curved design with a transparent coloured barrel, silver trims, and a black soft-touch grip for comfortable writing.
- Uses black ink with a 1.0 mm nib, providing a writing length of 1000 metres.
- An rABS logo is featured on the back, highlighting its recycled content.
This pen is an excellent choice for businesses looking for an eco-conscious item to showcase their brand.
Ballpoint Pens
This Nash click-action ballpoint pen offers a sustainable writing choice. Made from RCS-certified recycled ABS plastic, it helps reduce new material use. It features a transparent coloured barrel, comfortable black grip, and black ink. A responsible item for your brand's promotional campaigns.
From £0.13 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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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
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