| Brand: | Berol |
| Model Number: | S0672840 |
| Ink Colour: | Multicoloured |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | S0672840 |
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Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Colourbroad has a broad fibre tip that is rounded and suitable for colouring and drawing.
- Each pen contains a large reservoir for longer lasting colouring.
- The pens can be left with the cap off for up to 14 days without drying out.
- Washable ink.
- Assorted colours.
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Product Description
These Berol Colour Broad Fibre Tip Pens come in a pack of 12 Colour Broad has a broad tip that is rounded and suitable for colouring and drawing. Each pen has a large ink reservoir to give you more hours of colouring. Also each pen contains washable ink which will wash off most fabrics. This pen can be left with the cap off for up to 14 days without drying •Assorted Colours •1.7mm line
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
As a Primary School Teacher I have a lot of experience with these.
Why do Teachers use them in Primary Schools?
Simply because they do the job required pure and simple.
Firstly they are washable- believe me that is SO important if Junior has written on his friend's shirt. Parents would be amazed at how often this happens in a day in a busy classroom.
Next they are robust- they deliver the colour well and evenly.
(A big tip here is to tell the child or person doing the colouring to leave an adjacent space which has a different colour until the first has dried or the colours will bleed.)
Children never listen to this in their rush to finish.
They feel the right size in the hands.
I myself use broad for 'big colouring areas' a far better investment for a parent would be a medium tip. This is especially true for the more adept 7 year olds and on.
Broad is fine for the younger children.
Now remember to replace the covers on the tips!
These things dry out and if the ink does not flow they are useless BUT
If you have one that has dried out a tip is to put it nib/point first in a jar of water and wait overnight if possible.
The ink should start to flow to the tip again. You can see that it has by the colour leeching from the bottom. A quick scribble on scrap paper or card and you may resurrect the pen for further use.
Pen lids- Teach you kids to put the lip on the bottom of the pen that way the all important lid is not lost, rolled away, eaten by the cat, chewed up, picked up in the vacuum or stuck all too often onto the wrong coloured pen.
Save the lids from worn out pens! You may loose an occasional lid and a quick replacement saves the pen.
Now a big tip here is if you damage a pen (A) and there is still a lot of ink left in the barrel take the inner out using a pair of snipe nosed pliers.
Take the old cartridge out of an empty pen (B) and push the cartridge of A into (B) making sure the tip inner is pushed into the hole at the top. If you open the things it is really clear what you need to do. A contact and continuous flow is all you need.
A few scribbles and the old colour of B say blue is soon changed to the colour of (A)
Hey presto a new useable pen.
A final tip is that those blacks get used first.
These are always the colours in short supply in schools.
So conserve them the most of buy a couple of Berol handwriting pens in black and perform the maneuver I suggest above.
All in all great pens that do the job
Why do Teachers use them in Primary Schools?
Simply because they do the job required pure and simple.
Firstly they are washable- believe me that is SO important if Junior has written on his friend's shirt. Parents would be amazed at how often this happens in a day in a busy classroom.
Next they are robust- they deliver the colour well and evenly.
(A big tip here is to tell the child or person doing the colouring to leave an adjacent space which has a different colour until the first has dried or the colours will bleed.)
Children never listen to this in their rush to finish.
They feel the right size in the hands.
I myself use broad for 'big colouring areas' a far better investment for a parent would be a medium tip. This is especially true for the more adept 7 year olds and on.
Broad is fine for the younger children.
Now remember to replace the covers on the tips!
These things dry out and if the ink does not flow they are useless BUT
If you have one that has dried out a tip is to put it nib/point first in a jar of water and wait overnight if possible.
The ink should start to flow to the tip again. You can see that it has by the colour leeching from the bottom. A quick scribble on scrap paper or card and you may resurrect the pen for further use.
Pen lids- Teach you kids to put the lip on the bottom of the pen that way the all important lid is not lost, rolled away, eaten by the cat, chewed up, picked up in the vacuum or stuck all too often onto the wrong coloured pen.
Save the lids from worn out pens! You may loose an occasional lid and a quick replacement saves the pen.
Now a big tip here is if you damage a pen (A) and there is still a lot of ink left in the barrel take the inner out using a pair of snipe nosed pliers.
Take the old cartridge out of an empty pen (B) and push the cartridge of A into (B) making sure the tip inner is pushed into the hole at the top. If you open the things it is really clear what you need to do. A contact and continuous flow is all you need.
A few scribbles and the old colour of B say blue is soon changed to the colour of (A)
Hey presto a new useable pen.
A final tip is that those blacks get used first.
These are always the colours in short supply in schools.
So conserve them the most of buy a couple of Berol handwriting pens in black and perform the maneuver I suggest above.
All in all great pens that do the job
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Last much longer, and cope with the rigours of my kids casual approach to lid replacement much better than other pens. Really excellent.
I used to love using these pens when I was younger, at school. And thought I should get my hands on a set! They arived in the time they were supposed to...and I was not disappointed!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
I remember these from school
We used to use these at school so knew that they were a brand to be trusted. They are brightly coloured and last for what seems like forever. Read more
Published 3 months ago by B1990
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Published 5 months ago by Emily
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I bought these after my daughter had quickly gone through similar pens from Crayola and Bic. These do feel more substantial, and have wonderfully washable ink. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Stay_at_home_mum
Berol Colourbroad
These are the best quality colouring pens by far. How many sets have you bought that dry out quickly or the nibs go inside at the slightest pressure? Not with these.
Published 10 months ago by Shamone
Berol Broad
As always with Berol products, these pens are extremely good quality and have a good life span. I'm currently revising for my GCSE's and these pens are very helpful when making... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Ms. B. J. JENKINS
You can't these felts
These Berol broad colour felts are amazing. They last ages, the ink flows freely, and what ever your project, the result is good. Read more
Published 15 months ago by cerises
Brilliant Product!!
I have bought these pens several times now - My little brother loves them and says they are the best pens ever! I since bought them for most of the kids I know who love to colour! Read more
Published 16 months ago by E. Beggs
Berol broad tip
As with other reviewers Berol always last longer and produce better results than other pens on the market. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Sue
Berol ColourBroad 12 Pack
I have always been found of Berol colouring pens... They last longer than any other colouring pens..
I am happy with the fast delievery.. And also the item.. Read more
I am happy with the fast delievery.. And also the item.. Read more
Published on 7 Aug 2009 by Muhammad Ibrahim's Mummy
A trip down memory lane
To use the Berol Colour Broad Pen is to take a trip down memory lane. The strong, vibrant colours in this wallet of 12 pens have no doubt been used to draw millions, if not... Read more
Published on 13 Aug 2007 by Mr. J. Ward
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