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SOLARIS
SOLARIS
2006

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SOLARIS

Metal writing instruments

The successful mix of different materials, plus luminescent colours that capture the light and high-quality workmanship make the new SOLARIS series of writing utensils genuine eye catchers. The impressive design is based on high-grade, refined, matte metal combined with an innovative form under shimmering, transparent plastic in shades of blue, amber, red and anthracite. Three writing systems are available: a cartridge pen with stainless steel nib and iridium tip, a roller ball pen that takes blue metallic safety roller ball refills, and a ballpoint pen with quality twist mechanism, fitted with metal G2 refills. All pens come with matte, chromed metal clips emphasising the utensil’s elegant contours.

Client / Manufacturer

Senator GmbH & Co. KGaA

Groß-Bieberau, DE
Design

Hariolf Briggl

Böbingen, DE

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