Description
The Doctor's Pen——镌以蛇杖徽记(Rod of Asclepius)
这是Conway Stewart The Doctor's Pen的全新版本,采用名为"Waves"的全新车花纹样镌刻而成。首款限量版The Doctor's Pen已于2022年初售罄,众多医疗从业者不断向我们询问是否会推出新款,这款新品正是为此而设计。
这一版本保留了所有特色工艺:笔盖与笔身均以纯银打造,并使用一台近百年历史、至今仍运转如新的正宗车花机镌刻纹样。
全新的"Waves"纹样,让这支钢笔在光线下转动时熠熠生辉,尽显庄重气度。每支钢笔的笔身均由Birmingham Assay Office伯明翰检验局盖印完整的English hallmarks英国金银检验印记,以确认纯银的纯度。
笔夹造型取自蛇杖徽记(Rod of Asclepius)——这一图腾描绘一条蛇缠绕于手杖之上,其名源自希腊神话中掌管医疗与医术的神祇阿斯克勒庇俄斯(Asclepius)。数千年来,这一符号始终与医疗行业紧密相连。
笔盖末端镌刻着"The Doctor's Pen – Made in England"字样,以彰显其英国血统。
银的抗菌特性
科学家早已发现,银是一种强效的抗菌介质。银离子能够穿透细菌细胞膜,并与细胞内的关键成分结合,从而阻止细菌扩散。银因此常被用于伤口敷料以及门把手涂层,以减少细菌传播。因此,在设计The Doctor's Pen时,选用含银量达92.5%的纯银便顺理成章。
提供圆珠笔、宝珠笔或钢笔款式
BALLPOINT REFILL/ MECHANISM
This ballpoint pen features a convenient, user-friendly twist-action mechanism that retracts and extends the ballpoint refill with a simple turn of the cap. This way, you can quickly get your pen ready for writing or safely tuck the refill back into the barrel when you're done, protecting the tip and preventing accidental marks. The high-quality ballpoint refill is a P900 (often known as a Parker refill) and replacements are available worldwide. Also there are a wide range of ink colours and writing widths to suit your writing style and preferences. You can buy ballpoint refills from our website - Explore our Writing Accessories
DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT
- Length Closed: 145mm │ 5.71"
- Length Posted: 176mm │ 6.93"
- Length of Barrel incl nib: 126mm │ 4.96"
- Length of Cap: 70mm │ 2.76"
- Diameter of Barrel: 13mm │ 0.51"
- Diameter of Cap: 16mm │ 0.63"
- Weight: 48gms │ 1.69oz
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