Fisher – Shuttle Space Pen Matte Black With NASA Logo

In 1967, after over two years of rigorous testing by NASA, the Fisher Space Pen was officially selected for use by the Astronauts of Apollo 7 and has been used on all manned space flights since.

The Shuttle Space Pen is the latest installment to our Astronaut pen line and was introduced during the Space Shuttle Program as a light-weight alternative to the original AG7 ‘Anti-Gravity Pen’, which was first patented by Paul C. Fisher in 1965. 

The Shuttle Pen is now considered to be the pen of choice of the astronauts on the ISS today. Each CH4BC is composed of solid brass with a matte black finish and chrome accents, and all are proudly produced in the USA! 

Features:

• Made in the USA
• Composed of solid brass
• Matte black finish and chrome accents with NASA Logo
• Modernized appearance and is both thinner & lighter
• Features a unique dual-action knock mechanism
• Withstands temperatures of -34°C to 121°C
• Writes underwater, upside down, over most grease, and in a vacuum
• Thixotropic black ink in pressurised reservoir writes at any angle
• Precision steel socket and tungsten-carbide ballpoint.
• Retractable nib. Click the end to start writing, and the ball beside the clip to retract it again.
• Presented in a Fisher Space Pen storage case.

Length: 13cm | Nib: Medium Point
Style: Rear Click Mechanism with Side Retraction Button