Hamilton Pen
Description
The Hamilton Pen features an aluminium barrel with a metallic finish and silver accents. Its push-button retractable ballpoint mechanism is supplied with black ink and a 2.1 kilometre writing distance. The lower grip section has a visible crosshatch pattern, giving the pen a distinct textured detail near the tip. Silver trim is used on the tip, clip, rings and push-button section, creating contrast against the coloured barrel. The main barrel provides a straight decoration area for laser engraving, digital print or pad print branding. The pen is available in a range of colours.
Product Details
- Aluminium barrel with metallic finish and silver accents
- Push-button retractable ballpoint mechanism with black ink
- 2.1km writing distance for extended writing use
- Patterned grip section with crosshatch texture
- Available in a range of colours
- Laser engraving, digital print or pad print available
- Pen sleeve pad print available as an option
- Loose packed
Additional Details
Branding Methods
Laser engraving is a permanent branding method that removes the barrel surface using a laser. On the Hamilton Pen, laser engraving is available with a maximum branding area of 45 x 5mm. The result appears as a metal-toned mark against the coloured barrel. This method is suited to logos, names and fine line artwork, but it does not reproduce colour.
Digital print applies artwork directly to the barrel surface and allows full-colour branding within the confirmed print area. On this pen, digital print is available with a maximum branding area of 45 x 6mm. This method is suited to colourful logos, fine detail and artwork with colour variation. The narrow print height means very small text may need to be simplified.
Pad printing uses a silicone pad to transfer ink from an etched plate onto the product surface. On the Hamilton Pen, pad print branding is available on the barrel with a maximum branding area of 45 x 7mm. Pad print can also be applied to a pen sleeve with a maximum branding area of 55 x 20mm. This method is suited to solid colour logos and text, but it is not suited to photographic artwork or full-colour gradients.
Design Features
The Hamilton Pen has a crosshatch patterned grip section that creates a visible textured feature on the lower barrel. The silver rings beside the grip separate it from the main barrel, while the curved clip and segmented upper trim give the pen a more detailed profile than plain straight-barrel pens.
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Description
The Hamilton Pen features an aluminium barrel with a metallic finish and silver accents. Its push-button retractable ballpoint mechanism is supplied with black ink and a 2.1 kilometre writing distance. The lower grip section has a visible crosshatch pattern, giving the pen a distinct textured detail near the tip. Silver trim is used on the tip, clip, rings and push-button section, creating contrast against the coloured barrel. The main barrel provides a straight decoration area for laser engraving, digital print or pad print branding. The pen is available in a range of colours.
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Fast Same-Day Quotes & Mock-Ups
Free Artwork & Unlimited Revisions
Product Details
- Aluminium barrel with metallic finish and silver accents
- Push-button retractable ballpoint mechanism with black ink
- 2.1km writing distance for extended writing use
- Patterned grip section with crosshatch texture
- Available in a range of colours
- Laser engraving, digital print or pad print available
- Pen sleeve pad print available as an option
- Loose packed
Additional Details
Branding Methods
Laser engraving is a permanent branding method that removes the barrel surface using a laser. On the Hamilton Pen, laser engraving is available with a maximum branding area of 45 x 5mm. The result appears as a metal-toned mark against the coloured barrel. This method is suited to logos, names and fine line artwork, but it does not reproduce colour.
Digital print applies artwork directly to the barrel surface and allows full-colour branding within the confirmed print area. On this pen, digital print is available with a maximum branding area of 45 x 6mm. This method is suited to colourful logos, fine detail and artwork with colour variation. The narrow print height means very small text may need to be simplified.
Pad printing uses a silicone pad to transfer ink from an etched plate onto the product surface. On the Hamilton Pen, pad print branding is available on the barrel with a maximum branding area of 45 x 7mm. Pad print can also be applied to a pen sleeve with a maximum branding area of 55 x 20mm. This method is suited to solid colour logos and text, but it is not suited to photographic artwork or full-colour gradients.
Design Features
The Hamilton Pen has a crosshatch patterned grip section that creates a visible textured feature on the lower barrel. The silver rings beside the grip separate it from the main barrel, while the curved clip and segmented upper trim give the pen a more detailed profile than plain straight-barrel pens.
