| Manufacturer | Sanford |
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| Brand | Rotring |
| Item Weight | 0.672 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5.59 x 1.57 x 0.87 inches |
| Item model number | 1903397 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | Brown |
| Closure | Snap |
| Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness) | H |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Line Size | 0.2 Millimeters |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1903397 |
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About rOtring
Whenever a creative idea is born, a rOtring is never far away: in architects' offices, universities, schools, and artists' studios. The writing and drawing instruments with the red ring have winning technical precision and functionality. rOtring products were designed in the best possible shape for the task at hand, with no compromises. The feeling of putting an idea on paper with a rOtring inspires you to do your best.
rOtring Isograph Technical Drawing Pen
Designed for precision
The rOtring Isograph Technical Drawing Pen is a high precision technical pen designed to provide you with flawless lines. With its ergonomic barrel, the Isograph pen achieves an ideal weight balance, allowing you to work for long hours without discomfort or fatigue. The wear-resistant, hard chrome-plated thin tip is perfect for exquisite detail work in drawing, drafting and technical writing. No matter what you’re working on, the superior design and high quality construction of the Isograph pen enables you to be technically perfect, every time.
- Choose from 13 line widths with color-coded barrels for easy reference
- Refillable ink reservoir perfect for frequent users
- Uses high-density opaque, lightfast, fast-drying waterproof pigment ink (not included)
- Push-on sleeve for easy access to ink helix and fast cleaning
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Technically perfect, every timeAchieve exquisite detail with a thin tip honed for technical precision. The Isograph’s wear-resistant, hard chrome-plated thin tip allows for the utmost in perfection, and the stainless steel construction ensures long lasting use. |
Easy to refill ink reservoirThe Isograph pen is equipped with a refillable ink reservoir that is ideal for frequent drawers. Use high opacity, fast drying bottled inks to refill your Isograph pen with no fuss. The patented push-on sleeve allows for easy access to the ink helix and for fast cleaning, so you can focus on what matters. |
Work with a pristine penKeep your Isograph pens in pristine condition with rOtring Cleaning Fluid for technical pens. The patented push-on sleeve allows for fast, easy cleaning of the ink helix. Whether you’re between uses or preparing to switch ink colors, ensure that your Isograph pen is as precise and functional as you need. |
Color-Coded Barrels
Line widths are easy to read with color-coded barrels, so you can work faster and more precisely.
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| Price | — | $63.31 | — |
| High Precision Tip for Technical Drawing | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Uses rOtring Capillary Cartridges | ✓ | ||
| Refillable Ink Reservoir | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Wear-Resistant Chrome Tip | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Color-Coded Barrels | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Ergonomic Flared Barrel | ✓ | ||
| Number of Line Widths Available | 13 | 13 | 1 |
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| Sold By | Cozy Retail LLC | Amazon Japan | NOAHSARK | The Pen Showcase | H2SE GLOBAL | Arts and trades |
| number of pieces | 1 | — | 1 | — | 1 | 1 |
| material | Stainless Steel | Alloy Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| closure type | Snap | Snap | Snap | Snap | Snap | Snap |
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I previously bought the .30mm Isograph and love it! I use it everyday, sometimes up to 18 hrs a day. So I decided to try some of the other sizes. But when i received this .20mm, i bought two of them, one had a broken/cracked piece on the top of the nib which allowed the needle inside to get stuck and could've fallen out of the nib. It also didnt flow well when writing. So I messaged the seller and they corrected the issue right away with a refund. I think this might be a problem with this size (.20mm) because Ive seen lots of these by themselves for sale on here. I still love these pens! Its nice to have so many sizes for different drawing/writing situations. I have owned some other tech pens, like the Staedtler brand, many decades ago, but they are overpriced IMO and dont work any better than the rOtring Isograph tech pens. So if you need a tech pen with fine lines save yourself some $$ and buy rOtring !Edit 5-19-2022I had been very pleased with these rOtring isograph pens. But for one of my .20 mm it fell apart?! I'd only used this a few times for highly detailed drawings. But when i went to use it last week the tiny steal tube the nib needle goes thru, it was gone?! I thought the piece might have been in the cap, but no luck. I guess that didnt matter as its prob not a fixable part/problem. I contacted the company(rOtring) directly and waiting to hear back. These do have a two year warranty, i've had this one almost a year. And unfortunately, my other four rOtring Isographs seem to either have several cracks on the tubes(the part that screws over the ink reservoir), or starting to crack. Ive tried tape, sewing thread and a touch of glue, nothing stops them! Even this .20 only used 4-6x is starting to get them. And my first Isograph .30mm, the edge of the tube where the threads are, just crumbled away in my hand the other day. No way to screw it back on to keep the inkwell from getting popped off. So i just taped it together until i finished what i was doing.I wished they sold spare parts somewhere! I doubt i could make these parts very accurately.I mean for what they cost, they should last decades, not a year or two If you take care of them, clean them regularly, and keep them someone safe.. I keep mine in a metal tin on my desk when not in use. I still have my technical drafting pens/pencils from high school in the mid 80s, they all still work great.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2021
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
I previously bought the .30mm Isograph and love it! I use it everyday, sometimes up to 18 hrs a day. So I decided to try some of the other sizes. But when i received this .20mm, i bought two of them, one had a broken/cracked piece on the top of the nib which allowed the needle inside to get stuck and could've fallen out of the nib. It also didnt flow well when writing. So I messaged the seller and they corrected the issue right away with a refund. I think this might be a problem with this size (.20mm) because Ive seen lots of these by themselves for sale on here. I still love these pens! Its nice to have so many sizes for different drawing/writing situations.
I have owned some other tech pens, like the Staedtler brand, many decades ago, but they are overpriced IMO and dont work any better than the rOtring Isograph tech pens. So if you need a tech pen with fine lines save yourself some $$ and buy rOtring !
Edit 5-19-2022
I had been very pleased with these rOtring isograph pens. But for one of my .20 mm it fell apart?! I'd only used this a few times for highly detailed drawings. But when i went to use it last week the tiny steal tube the nib needle goes thru, it was gone?! I thought the piece might have been in the cap, but no luck. I guess that didnt matter as its prob not a fixable part/problem.
I contacted the company(rOtring) directly and waiting to hear back. These do have a two year warranty, i've had this one almost a year.
And unfortunately, my other four rOtring Isographs seem to either have several cracks on the tubes(the part that screws over the ink reservoir), or starting to crack. Ive tried tape, sewing thread and a touch of glue, nothing stops them! Even this .20 only used 4-6x is starting to get them. And my first Isograph .30mm, the edge of the tube where the threads are, just crumbled away in my hand the other day. No way to screw it back on to keep the inkwell from getting popped off. So i just taped it together until i finished what i was doing.
I wished they sold spare parts somewhere! I doubt i could make these parts very accurately.
I mean for what they cost, they should last decades, not a year or two If you take care of them, clean them regularly, and keep them someone safe.. I keep mine in a metal tin on my desk when not in use. I still have my technical drafting pens/pencils from high school in the mid 80s, they all still work great.
I have owned some other tech pens, like the Staedtler brand, many decades ago, but they are overpriced IMO and dont work any better than the rOtring Isograph tech pens. So if you need a tech pen with fine lines save yourself some $$ and buy rOtring !
Edit 5-19-2022
I had been very pleased with these rOtring isograph pens. But for one of my .20 mm it fell apart?! I'd only used this a few times for highly detailed drawings. But when i went to use it last week the tiny steal tube the nib needle goes thru, it was gone?! I thought the piece might have been in the cap, but no luck. I guess that didnt matter as its prob not a fixable part/problem.
I contacted the company(rOtring) directly and waiting to hear back. These do have a two year warranty, i've had this one almost a year.
And unfortunately, my other four rOtring Isographs seem to either have several cracks on the tubes(the part that screws over the ink reservoir), or starting to crack. Ive tried tape, sewing thread and a touch of glue, nothing stops them! Even this .20 only used 4-6x is starting to get them. And my first Isograph .30mm, the edge of the tube where the threads are, just crumbled away in my hand the other day. No way to screw it back on to keep the inkwell from getting popped off. So i just taped it together until i finished what i was doing.
I wished they sold spare parts somewhere! I doubt i could make these parts very accurately.
I mean for what they cost, they should last decades, not a year or two If you take care of them, clean them regularly, and keep them someone safe.. I keep mine in a metal tin on my desk when not in use. I still have my technical drafting pens/pencils from high school in the mid 80s, they all still work great.
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