Pen Point And Feed Section

In the supply class "Office Supplies" within the supply group "Office Supplies And Devices," the terms "Pen Point" and "Feed Section" refer to specific components of a pen.

1. Pen Point: The pen point, also known as the nib, is the writing tip of a pen. It is typically made of metal or other durable materials and comes in various shapes and sizes. The pen point determines the thickness and style of the lines produced by the pen.

2. Feed Section: The feed section is a part of the pen that regulates the flow of ink from the pen's reservoir (cartridge or converter) to the pen point. It ensures a consistent and controlled supply of ink to the pen point, allowing for smooth and uninterrupted writing.

Both the pen point and feed section are crucial components of a pen, contributing to the overall performance and writing experience.