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Rollerball or Ballpoint

Rollerball ink is water-based, flows freely and lays down a bold, dark line with little pressure, which is why it is the signing pen. Ballpoint ink is oil-based, lasts longer in storage and does not bleed. A rollerball suits an executive gift and a signing table, and a ballpoint suits everyday use, so a pair in a box gives both.

Brass and Chrome Rollerballs

A brass rollerball with a chrome, satin or matte finish and a screw or snap cap is the standard executive rollerball. Bettoni and Garland make the mid-range versions, and Cross and Hugo Boss carry a recognized name. Carbon fiber and rosewood barrels are the alternatives.

Gel Rollerballs

Gel rollerballs in plastic and aluminum, including Pilot models, give the smooth line at a much lower price and suit conferences, offices and signing events where many pens are needed. They are printed or engraved with a logo.

Stylus and Sets

Rollerball and stylus combinations work a tablet and a page. Rollerball and ballpoint pairs in a hinged box are the classic award and client set, and the logo can be repeated on the box.

Engraving and Ordering

Laser engraving on metal is permanent and suits fine lettering, with an engraving area of about 1.5 inches. A name can be added for individual awards. Rollerball refills are standard sizes and easy to replace, so the pen is used for years. Minimums are low, and the price falls at each quantity break.