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Ball Point Pen

The End

Reason for Materials

Product and Function

ABS plastic is used in the pen top cover, pen bottom cover, clicker cover, button, clicker, ink channel, and ink tube. The plastic was used because it is cheap. It is also hard to break and able to last for a long amount of time. The carbon steel is used for the spring, ink tip, and ink ball. Carbon steel is used because the pressure put on the pen when writing is a lot. Carbon steel is tough and ink is able to travel through it. It is also cheaper than other metals. The chrome finish is put on in order to make sure the metal does not crack and to make it last longer. Rubber is used for the grip. It is cheaper, and it is comfortable to hold. It keeps the pen from slipping from your hand.

This is a Uniball Signo Rt ball point pen. The pen works by pushing the button which pushes on the clicker. The clicker pushes the ink tube up. The ink channel connects the ink tube to the ink tip. The ink tip is connected to the ink ball. The ink travels from the tube to the channel then the tip and lastly the ball using gravity. From the ball, the ink goes onto the paper. The pen's bottom cover screws into the top cover. The clip cover attaches to the pen's top cover. All the covers are used to hold the more flimsy inside parts and keep the parts inside the pen. The grip goes around the pen's bottom cover for comfort when writing. The spring goes around the pen tip. It keeps the pen tip and ball in or out of the pen's bottom cover.

Ink Tip

- Function

-Material

It transfers ink to ink ball

Carbon steel with chrome finish

Pen Bottom Cover

- Density

- Texture

- Mass

Ink Tube

Smooth and hard

7.87 g/cm^3

less than .000 lb

- Volume

- Surface Area

- Function

- Material

To cover the ink tube and hold the spring. It allows tip to come out of bottom hole.

ABS plastic

.002 in^3

.196 in^2

- Density

- Mass

- Texture

.003 lb

1.06 g/cm^3

Smooth with grooves at the top

- Function

- Material

- Surface Area

- Volume

ABS plastic

To hold ink channel in place and store ink

.08 in^3

4.836 in^2

Button

- Mass

- Texture

- Density

.002 lb

1.06 g/cm^3

Smooth with very small bumps

- Surface Area

- Volume

- Function

- Material

4.745 in^2

.05 in^3

ABS plastic

To push clicker down from outside of pen

- Mass

- Texture

- Density

.001 lb

1.06 g/cm^3

Smooth with a sharper edge

- Volume

- Surface Area

.018 in^3

.973 in^2

Pen top cover

- Material

- Function

ABS plastic

To cover ink tube and hold clicker

- Density

- Mass

- Texture

Spring

Smooth

.005 lb

1.06 g/cm^3

- Volume

- Surface Area

6.783 in^2

.128 in^3

- Material

- Function

It helps keep ink tip in or out of the pen bottom cover

Carbon steel with chrome finish

- Density

- Texture

- Mass

7.87 g/cm^3

Ridged and hard

less than .000 lb

- Volume

- Surface Area

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.002 in^3

.42 in^2

Clicker Cover

- Function

- Material

ABS plastic

To cover the clicker and clip pen to something

- Texture

- Mass

- Density

1.06 g/cm^3

.002 lb

Smooth with few ridges and a bump

Clicker

- Volume

- Surface Area

.055 in^3

3.491 in^2

- Function

- Material

ABS plastic

To push down ink tube so pen can write

- Mass

- Texture

- Density

1.06 g/cm^3

.001 lb

Ink Channel

Smooth with some grooves and ridges

- Surface Area

- Volume

.021 in^3

1.114 in^2

- Function

- Material

To hold ink tip and transfer ink from ink tube to tip

ABS plastic

- Texture

- Density

- Mass

1.06 g/cm^3

less than .000 lb

Smooth with some curves and bumps

Grip

Ink Ball

- Volume

- Surface Area

.009 in^3

.602 in^2

- Material

- Function

Rubber

- Function

- Material

To comfort hand when pen is held and to keep from slipping

It transfers ink to paper

Carbon steel with chrome finish

- Texture

- Density

- Mass

.93 g/cm^3

- Mass

- Texture

- Density

.001 lb

Smooth and squishy

7.87 g/cm^3

Smooth and hard

less than .000 lb

- Surface Area

- Volume

3.753 in^2

.03 in^3

- Volume

- Surface Area

.002 in^2

less than .000 in^3

Exploded

Assembly

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