rOtring Isograph Technical Drawing Pen | 0.20 mm | Refillable Fineliner Pen

This is a professional draughting pen and it is of the very best quality.

These are my favourite pens! Such fine lines although they can be bothersome to clean. I use these for drawing rather than writing and the quality is impeccable. They are on the more expensive side but nowhere else can I get such consistently fine lines. I like that they are refillable (the isographs so much more so than the rapidographs). For good consistent flow without having to clean them, these pens need to be used regularly. Weeks without using them can lead to splotchy lines or blocked pens.

Very fine nib, a joy to use.

If you're in need of a pen with a really thin tip - this might be the one for you. It doesn't come with any ink or means to fill it; but it's kind of assumed that you own all this stuff. I had ink, but no filly thing, so I just used a syringe I had lying around (a measuring syringe - I'm not a smackhead!) If you've got hands spades and arms like a stevedore, you may find the tip a little delicate - I had to ease right up on my heavyhandedness to adjust for it, but I love it now. The body on mine has cracked, but I've dropped it a few times, so that's probably on me.

VERY GOOD QUALITY!

I really thought that this would be the ideal fine-pointed pen for me, after the tips on a succession of Pigma Micron 005 pens sunk into the pen within days. Sadly, I've been disappointed as the Rotring is very difficult to use - if I lift the pen from the paper for a second or two and then try to write or draw again, the ink seems to have dried up or stopped flowing and I need to give the pen a good shake to get it going again. It's not ideal at all when your pen stops working if you take the briefest of pauses. Given the cost of the pen, both the intermittent flow and the fact that it's plastic and doesn't feel premium or likely to last long are extremely disappointing. I should have gone for a cheap fine-point rollerball or gel pen and saved myself the hassle and money.

We have a number of these pens for use in Asset Marking, they are very high quality but user must clean out properly after use or they clog up. Specification on Amazon stated 'giftboxed' which in fact was just a flimsy cardboard box which had got squashed almost flat in the post!

Maybe I’ve done something wrong but is it supposed to leak like that it’s very messy oh and this wasn’t cheap and no ink with it have to buy separately 👎

I have purchased and used just about every brand of this type of drawing pen for over 50 years. I bought 3 thicknesses of this pen, and all are the perfect thicknesses---after being compared to all the "thickness" examples available for comparison. Most pens of this type will dry out as soon as a day without use, but these pens have lasted over 10 days just sitting on my desk. Extremely happy with this purchase, and I will certainly order more if I want additional drawing widths.

Use this pen a lot for drawing and it' still going strong. Rotring know how to make great products and this is one of them. While it can be a bit pricy and the use for it is kind of niche it's still one of my favorite pens.

High quality and strong fine nib. I filled it with Daisu ink and it worked great. Very satisfied. The packaging is newer than the product photo in amazon.

You cannot get a better isograph technical pen then Rotring. The line size is always consistent and the rotring ink used in the pen is smudge proof and water proof.. It also dries really quickly. If u r into stippling or pointillism kind of drawing then Rotring is the best.

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