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Fisher Space Pen Ballpoint Pen
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Fisher Space Pen Ballpoint Pen

AG7 Fisher, Apollo 7 1968. Pens designed for use in extreme conditions.

Features:

  • Special ink that works at various temperatures (-34 C to +120 C).
  • Pressures that allow writing at any angle.
  • ...

AG7 Fisher, Apollo 7 1968. Pens designed for use in extreme conditions.

Features:

  • Special ink that works at various temperatures (-34 C to +120 C).
  • Pressures that allow writing at any angle.
  • Compatibility with the Gemini mission in 1965 and the Apollo project in 1969.

The AG7 is the ideal pen for professionals or aspiring astronauts.

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  • Writing Type

    Ballpoint

    They dry quickly and do not smudge. The ink lasts longer compared to other types, but the writing is less smooth and may leave gaps. Suitable for all paper qualities and for everyday use.
  • Pieces 1 pcs
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Description & Specifications

AG7 Fisher, Apollo 7 1968. Pens designed for use in extreme conditions.

Features:

  • Special ink that works at various temperatures (-34 C to +120 C).
  • Pressures that allow writing at any angle.
  • Compatibility with the Gemini mission in 1965 and the Apollo project in 1969.

The AG7 is the ideal pen for professionals or aspiring astronauts.

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Product Details

Writing Type
Ballpoint

Writing Type

Ballpoint

They dry quickly and do not smudge. The ink lasts longer compared to other types, but the writing is less smooth and may leave gaps. Suitable for all paper qualities and for everyday use.
Point Size
-
Θέμα
-
Pieces
1 pcs
with Case
No

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With Button
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