Banner Pens

ABS plastic forms the body of most banner pens with logo print here, wrapped around a paper banner that pulls out and is printed on both sides. That paper strip sits inside the barrel, so it stays flat and clean between reads. Push button styles pair the ABS body with a tungsten carbide ball tip and black, blue or red ink. Tougher metal clips feature on some, while others add a soft rubber grip and translucent trim, with a banner that springs back on release. One style goes a step further and adds a stylus end for touchscreens. Barrel colours range widely, so there's room to match almost any palette.

A plumbing business gives one to each customer after a service call. The homeowner signs the invoice with it at the kitchen bench. A few months on, when the tap starts dripping again, they pull the banner out and find the emergency number and a short list of services, still crisp and flat. The pen goes straight back beside the fruit bowl, ready for the next job.

Most styles can be printed with a full colour digital print, and on these branded banner pens that print runs across both faces of the strip. Eco-minded buyers can also compare our enviro pens.

Worth Knowing

What material are banner pen bodies made from?
The bodies are ABS plastic, a tough thermoplastic that holds its shape through daily clicking. Some styles add a metal clip, and the grip versions include a soft rubber section with translucent trim.

Are banner pens with logo print a good fit for businesses with lots to say?
Yes, the two-sided paper strip gives far more room than a pen barrel, and it stays flat and clean inside between reads. Barrel colours range widely, so the pens can match almost any business palette.

Is the banner made of paper or plastic?
The banner is paper, rolled up inside the barrel and pulled out when needed. Because it sits inside the pen, it's protected from knocks and creasing until someone reads it.

Do the stylus styles work on phones and tablets?
Yes, the stylus end is designed for touchscreens, so it works for tapping on phones, tablets and kiosk screens. The same pen also has a retractable ballpoint and a spring return banner in its barrel.