Keke:"Pupu, what are you studying staring at a pen?"

Pupu:"Do you know why this fountain pen is called a neutral pen?"

——Why is it called a neutral pen?——

The reason why a neutral pen is called "neutral" is that it is neither an oily pen nor a water-based pen. Ink properties between water and oil, so it is called neutral pen.

Neutral pen originated in Japan. It has the advantages of both water pen and ball pen. The ink viscosity is low, the ink is gel like, and the writing will be smoother due to the addition of lubricating substances. It is an upgraded product of oily ball pen.

Keke:"What do oil pens and water pens look like?"

Pupu:" I can't tell them apart,too"

——Introduction of water-based pen——

The ink used in the water-based pen is pure water-based. The common water-based pens include pen, signature pen, brush and highlighter. Features: the water-based pen is tasteless than the oil-based pen. Its handwriting is light-resistant but not water-resistant. The tip of the pen is not easy to dry. It will be rendered when encountering water. It is easy to break the water after accidentally falling.

Introduction of oil pen

The ink used for oil-based pens is oil-based. Common oil-based pens include ball point pen, marking pen, paint pen and drawing pen. Features: quick drying, water resistance, softness, fall resistance, and good light resistance. The disadvantage is that the writing feel is not as good as neutral pen and water-based pen.

That's about it in this issue. Do you all know and can distinguish the appearance and characteristics of different pens? Go to show off your cold knowledge in front of your friends~

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