Rapidograph Technical Pens

Best ink drafting pen I've ever used.

<p>Have a rotring isograph .35 so thought to try the koh-i-noor .3. It's definitely not as good as the isograph. There's more issues with ink flow - .3 shouldn't be as thin as it shows up sometimes compared to the .35 rotring. I'd be curious to try to .35 koh-i-noor for a more equal comparison, maybe .3 is just that thin. </p> <p>Also compared to the rotring isograph this one seems to have more friction with paper. That's one thing where I don't think it's the mm since I've had smaller than .3mm rotring isographs move smother on the page.</p>

I got the Rapidograph refillable pen with a 6X0 nib. I usually use 0.03 and 0.05 pt which work fine but sometimes I just needed something even finer. This fits the bill. Very happy with this.

I may be one of a minority in this practice, but I write ("journal") in notebooks with Rapidograph, using .35 and .50 cones exclusively. Through these many years, I have found these pens to be highly satisfactory for this somewhat Robert Walser-ish habit. For some reason, .35 cones can be available only off and on, when the time comes for a replacement. Therefore I was particularly pleased to discover them in stock at DEW. Shipment was entirely prompt and accurate, and pricing not unreasonable. Thank you for being there. You have become my new go-to source for this sometimes hard-to-find commodity.

I am very impressed with this company. The prices for technical pens and pen points are very good. The service has been excellent. There was a delay in receiving some of my last order do to COVID supply issues and DEW kept me informed as to why. Today, I only buy from DEW.

I have been using Koh-i-noor Rapidograph pens for 40+ years as my main art drawing tool. It's well made and lasts many years, with the proper care. i wouldn't trade these pens for all the disposable ones that are on the market today!

Service was excellent and delivery on time as promised. Pens are of good quality and work very well. Would order from company again.

Pen was exactly what I wanted and it did exactly what I wanted it to do. However, I find it very difficult to clean pen and replace the ink.

I love my pens, have been ordering and using Koh-I-Nor Rapidograph Pens for all my artwork and I purchase them for each one of my students to use in class. They always come through for me, they are durable, easy to fill, easy to use, need I say more? I have tried all types of pens, but if you use India Ink recommended with the pens and certain types of canvas, any mistake you make is correctable!