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How Are Pens Made?

Plastic pens go through an elaborate process to become the writing utensils you know and love. It starts with pellets being fed into a mixer and ends with careful inspection by a professional team. What is the pen making process? What plastic are pens made from? Get ready to learn how pens are made step by step in this informative video! Step 1: Injection The process begins with the PPC pellets being fed into a large mixer, separated, and measured into the perfect portions. From there, they are poured into a giant funnel known as a hopper. This process is repeated for the pen caps, clutches, and interior barrel. Step 2: Ink Refill Metal tips at the end of the pens called nibs are attached to the plastic barrel and the inks are filled on an assembly line. The ink is then injected into the cartridge through the tip and given a twist. Step 3: Pen Testing The pens are put through testing through multi-parameter machines. This fascinating equipment is able to measure the refill's affinity, the wear rate of the pen, and the amount of ink flow at various writing speeds. Step 4: Assembly A technician places the ink chamber into the barrel, slides on the spring, screws on the tip, and pops on the thrust tube and push button. Step 5: Inspection Every pen is inspected by hand to ensure quality control. If any of the pens are faulty, they are tossed aside. Step 6: Adding Your Logo Custom pens require an additional step before they are ready to be shipped. The logo is added to the barrel or clip, usually through screen printing, engraving, or deboss. Step 7: Packaging The shipping department wraps your personalized pens in plastic, boxes them up, and sends them to your doorstep. Ready to get your own custom pens? Browse our full selection at: https://www.qualitylogoproducts.com/p... Shop our full selection of promotional products at: https://www.qualitylogoproducts.com/ Watch all the videos in our Custom Made series here: http://qlp.promo/2i6INVj --------- 00:00 - Intro 00:17 - Materials 00:39 - Injection Molding 01:13 - Ink Refill 01:28 - Testing 01:46 - Assembly 01:54 - Inspection 02:08 - Packaging