Custom Uni-ball Pens and Pencils with Your Logo

How to choose a promotional Uni-ball pen

If people will sign things with it, take the 207 gel family. Its pigment-based uni Super Ink bonds into the paper instead of sitting on top, so it is rated against water, fading and check washing. Banks, credit unions, title companies and law firms reorder the 207 Gel Pen for exactly that reason.

If the pen goes outdoors or into a toolbag, there is only one answer here. The Power Tank has a pressurized cartridge, so it writes upside down, on damp paper and down to minus 20 Celsius. Nothing else in this range does that.

If the audience is mixed and nobody has a preference, use Jetstream. Its low-viscosity ink dries at ballpoint speed but reads like a gel, which is why it is the least complained-about pen in a conference bag.

If sustainability is in the brief, three styles carry recycled content in the product rather than the packaging: the Micro Point Roller at 80% post-consumer recycled electronics, the Zento grip at 76% recycled material, and the Jetstream Recycled Ocean Plastic pen, the first stationery product to receive Eco Mark certification.

If the pen is meant to be kept rather than handed out, look at the brushed-steel Deluxe or the refillable 207 Premier. Refillable matters more than it sounds: the recipient reorders refills instead of replacing the pen, and your logo stays on the desk for years.

If your logo has a long wordmark, choose by imprint area before you choose by barrel. The widest imprints here are 2 inches (uni-ball one, Gel RT, Jetstream Ocean Plastic, the Combi highlighter barrel). The narrowest is the AIR at 1.125 inches. That difference decides whether your company name is readable.