Enquiry Wish List: 0 Product(s) | View Wish List
DS8 Soft touch With metal clip. With its clear, minimalistic design, the metal clip follows the timeless use of form of the DS8.
Product Code: 28265
Prodir DS8 Soft with Metal Clip and Button Ballpen Colours: Orange, Dark Red, Rose, Apple Green, Classic Blue, True Blue, Sodalite Blue, Dolphin Grey, Black
Standard Lead Time: 20 working days
Print Area: 33 x 6mm
Print Position: Clip
| QTY | Price Each |
|---|---|
| 500 | £3.28 |
| 1000 | £3.08 |
| 3000 | £2.81 |
| 5000 | £2.72 |
| 10000 | £2.51 |
This is a “Guide Price”
Please contact us for a quotation on this item
| QTY | Price Each |
|---|---|
| 500 | £3.53 |
| 1000 | £3.31 |
| 3000 | £3.03 |
| 5000 | £2.89 |
| 10000 | £2.62 |
This is a “Guide Price”
Please contact us for a quotation on this item
| QTY | Price Each |
|---|---|
| 500 | £3.78 |
| 1000 | £3.54 |
| 3000 | £3.24 |
| 5000 | £3.06 |
| 10000 | £2.74 |
This is a “Guide Price”
Please contact us for a quotation on this item
Prices do not include origination, carriage and VAT.
Request Quick Quote
DS8 Push button ball pen. A timeless interpretation of the triangular form in an ergonomically optimised design. Functional right down to the last detail. Available in 3 different finishes and a total of 22 colours. Metal clip and button is an optional extra. Made from a minimum of 50% recycled plastic
DS8 Push button ball pen. A timeless interpretation of the triangular form in an ergonomically optimised design. Functional right down to the last detail. Available in 4 different finishes and a total of 22 colours. Metal Clip & button is an optional extra.
DS8 Soft touch, push button ball pen. This timeless ergonomically designed pen is now available in soft touch finish in 8 colours. Made from a minimum of 50% recycled plastic
Prodir DS8 True Biotic Ballpen
Prodir is setting new standards in the use of sustainable materials. The DS8 casing (body, clip and push button) is made from plastic-free, bio-based biopolymers (PHA) that are also biodegradable. Micro-organisms synthesize PHA through fermentation and break it down again in the sea, fresh water or the soil something they have been doing in all natural environments for millions of years.