A marking pen, comprising: a shaft cylinder; a porous pen core accommodated in the shaft cylinder, and configured to project from, and retract into, an opening part provided at a tip end of the shaft cylinder; an inner cotton accommodated in the shaft cylinder, and filled with an aqueous ink composition to be fed to the pen core, the aqueous ink composition including a water soluble organic solvent in an amount of from 20 mass % to 60 mass %; and a delivery mechanism configured to cause a tip end of the pen core to project from, and retract into, the opening part.

Stylus pens with continuous long surface solid body between the stylus part and pen extrusion action pen body offer high stylus sensitivity. Such pens with top stylus function offer better visibility while writing. To achieve this, the surface discontinuity used in the action function is located far from stylus (discontinuity results in poor electrical conduction). One of the solutions is to have a twist action mechanism (without mating threads) requires a press fit design. Due to use of press fit manufacturing/function/useful life, a typical short mechanism was used thus limiting the cartridge (refill) size. A typical mechanism is used into this class of pens (as in FIGS. 2 & 5), which intern limited cartridge size (e.g FIG. 2 holds only 90 cubic mm). This patent will change the mechanism design, solve the issues and take advantage of full body size (case of FIG. 2 to hold 500% ink).

Stylus pens with continuous long surface solid body between the stylus part and pen extrusion action pen body offer high stylus sensitivity. Such pens with top stylus function offer better visibility while writing. To achieve this, the surface discontinuity used in the action function is located far from stylus (discontinuity results in poor electrical conduction). One of the solutions is to have a twist action mechanism (without mating threads) requires a press fit design. Due to use of press fit manufacturing/function/useful life, a typical short mechanism was used thus limiting the cartridge (refill) size. A typical mechanism is used into this class of pens (as in FIGS. 2 & 5), which intern limited cartridge size (e.g FIG. 2 holds only 90 cubic mm). This patent will change the mechanism design, solve the issues and take advantage of full body size (case of FIG. 2 to hold 500% ink).

A writing instrument having an automatic sealing structure, in which a hinge part of a holder has projection jaws formed thereon having a role of a stopper that can prevent a hinge shaft from being excessively pivoted, thereby more effectively preventing ink from drying out due to complete sealing of the nib. The writing instrument having an automatic sealing structure, including: a body case having a front opening formed in one end thereof; a knock part coupled to the other end of the body case so as to make a nib protrude from or be retracted into the front opening of the body case by a pushing operation thereof; a cartridge inserted into the body case together with a spring in a state in which the knock part and the nib are coupled to both ends thereof, respectively; at least one O-ring fixedly fitted in the body case; a holder fixedly fitted in the body case so that one end thereof is covered by the O-ring; and a ball shutter pivotally coupled to the holder to allow the nib to protrude or be sealed according to the pivoting thereof, wherein the ball shutter includes hinge shafts formed in a fan shape, and hinge parts of the holder, in which the hinge shaft is pivotally positioned, have projection jaws formed thereon by protruding inwardly to limit a pivot range of the hinge shaft.

A slide-type writing instrument having a drying-prevention device. The slide-type writing instrument includes a pen housing (10); a button clip part (20); an ink holder (30) having a cam protrusion (70); a sealing member (40) including a cover (41) and a fixing cap (45); a spring member (50); and a guide member (60) configured to guide the cover (41). The sealing member (40) includes an inner soft tube (40a) formed of a soft material and in the shape of a hollow tube, and an outer hard tube (40b) formed of a hard material and in the shape of a hollow tube and externally surrounding the soft tube (40a). The soft tube (40a) and the hard tube (40b) are coupled to each other to form a dual cross-section structure, and a lower end of the soft tube (40a) further extends than a lower end of the hard tube (40b).

A slide-type writing instrument having a drying-prevention device. The slide-type writing instrument includes a pen housing (10); a button clip part (20); an ink holder (30) having a cam protrusion (70); a sealing member (40) including a cover (41) and a fixing cap (45); a spring member (50); and a guide member (60) configured to guide the cover (41). The sealing member (40) includes an inner soft tube (40a) formed of a soft material and in the shape of a hollow tube, and an outer hard tube (40b) formed of a hard material and in the shape of a hollow tube and externally surrounding the soft tube (40a). The soft tube (40a) and the hard tube (40b) are coupled to each other to form a dual cross-section structure, and a lower end of the soft tube (40a) further extends than a lower end of the hard tube (40b).

A magnetic pen can be used in drawing arbitrary characters, figures, and symbols on a magnetic panel for a display by applying a magnetic field. The magnetic pen includes a body that includes an end portion. A holder made of a magnetic material is attached to the end portion and an internal space is formed in the holder. The holder includes a bottom portion formed with an opening and a side portion connected to the bottom portion. A magnet is arranged in the internal space of the holder. The magnet is received in a space formed by the bottom portion and the side portion.

An assembly structure of a writing instrument, in which a sealing module assembly having a pre-assembled module for sealing is detachably attached to a body of the writing instrument, such that a production process may be smoothly performed due to an assembly process of the sealing parts with a difficulty in assembling being previously performed, and defective parts may be separately processed when defects occur in each part due to the separation structure of the body and the sealing module assembly, thereby reducing a defective rate. The assembly structure of a writing instrument, including: a body including a knock part installed therein to be operated by pushing, and a cartridge inserted into a hollow inside thereof; and a sealing module assembly which is detachably attached to a front end of the body, and has modules for sealing and operating installed inside thereof.

An assembly structure of a writing instrument, in which a sealing module assembly having a pre-assembled module for sealing is detachably attached to a body of the writing instrument, such that a production process may be smoothly performed due to an assembly process of the sealing parts with a difficulty in assembling being previously performed, and defective parts may be separately processed when defects occur in each part due to the separation structure of the body and the sealing module assembly, thereby reducing a defective rate. The assembly structure of a writing instrument, including: a body including a knock part installed therein to be operated by pushing, and a cartridge inserted into a hollow inside thereof; and a sealing module assembly which is detachably attached to a front end of the body, and has modules for sealing and operating installed inside thereof.

A writing instrument between a first end and a second end including a writing element configured to transition between a non-writing state and a writing state, a first housing member oriented about at least a portion of the writing element and extending between the first end and the second end of the writing instrument, and an actuator configured to be moved between a first position and a second position, wherein the writing element is configured to transition from the non-writing state toward the writing state when the actuator moves from the first position toward the second position, and the writing element is configured to transition from the writing state to the non-writing state when the actuator moves from the second position toward the first position.