Rotring (Rotring) Rotring 600 Ballpoint Pen, Black M, Medium, Oil-based, in a Cosmetic Box, Knock Type, Drafting Compatible, Regular Imported Product 2032577
RoTring was born in 1928 in Germany, when the modeling of the Bauhaus School of Design was strongly reflected in art and architecture. Based on the belief that “accurate lines are beautiful” and Bauhaus's philosophy of “art for industry, too,” we have worked on many minimalistic yet high-performance products. Even as the times have changed, creators and engineers have carried out the process of “developing ideas,” to give shape to ideas. And when inspiration springs up, I expand my imagination to infinity while visualizing shipments at any time. RoTring has been close to this process and continues to support professionals' creations.
The 600 series was born in the 1980s and has become an iconic item for RoTring
The full metal body is moderately heavy and has excellent stability. Mechanical pencils can switch the display from 4H to 2B according to the type of lead used
We recommend using a knock-type ballpoint pen and mechanical pencil set
600 ballpoint pens are iron blue, camouflage green, mudder red, medium, permanent ballpoint ink color black
Drafting pens were developed, and the 600 series, which was born based on precise technology cultivated over many years, was born in 1989, over 30 years ago. At the time, the 600 series, which incorporated the shape of a hexagon into general writing instruments that often had round shapes, pursues functional beauty while being simple and minimalistic, and its calculated design received high praise from the time it went on sale. In addition to mechanical pencils, the 600 series, which also developed ballpoint pens, fountain pens, and roller balls, continues to be loved today as a precise writing instrument created by RoTring, known for its drafting pens. It is a professional writing instrument that truly lives up to the name of RoTring, with a minimalistic and aesthetically pleasing shape, a full-metal body with just the right weight, and colors that symbolize the brand.