4. 正确放置:在放置笔芯时,应避免将其放在易受压或摩擦的地方,以免影响其使用寿命。
Translation: The Life Span and Usage Skills of Pen Refills I. The Life Span of Pen Refills The life span of a pen refill refers to the length of time it can be used, which mainly depends on the quality of the refill, usage frequency, and storage conditions. Different brands and types of pen refills have different life spans. Typically, a high-quality pen refill can write for several kilometers or even more. In contrast, a low-quality refill may experience issues such as ink interruption or leakage soon after use.II. How to Prolong the Life of Pen Refills
1. Correct Usage: When using a pen refill, maintain a correct writing posture and avoid excessive force, which can reduce the wear on the refill and extend its lifespan. 2. Regular Cleaning: After using it for a period of time, the interior of the refill may be stained with ink or impurities, which can affect the writing performance of the refill. Therefore, regular cleaning is essential.3. Storage Conditions: Store the pen refill in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight and damp environments, to prevent premature aging of the refill.
4. Avoid Frequent Replacement: Frequently replacing pen refills not only wastes resources but also may damage the pen barrel and refill due to improper operations. Under the premise of ensuring writing quality, try to reduce the frequency of replacing the refill. III. Usage Skills for Pen Refills 1. Even Force: When writing, maintain an appropriate amount of force to avoid excessively hard pressure that can lead to severe wear on the tip of the pen. 2. Adjust the Angle: Adjust the angle and direction of the pen tip as needed based on different writing requirements to make writing smoother. 3. Avoid Long-Term Non-Use: Long-term non-use of a pen refill may lead to ink drying or blockage of the tip. Therefore, after a long period of non-use, it is recommended to try writing a few words first to ensure proper use of the refill. 4. Correct Placement: When placing a pen refill, avoid placing it in areas that are easily compressed or rubbed to prevent affecting its lifespan.