Pentel Superfine Micro Correct Correction Fluid Pen Superfine Tip 1.4mm 4.2ml [Pack 12]

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New Superfine tip gives a precise line width of only 1.4mm

Metal tip for pinpoint accuracy when correcting, clear cap with pocket clip

Flow controlled by bellows which are gently squeezed whilst in use

Trichloroethane-free formula

Excellent coverage

Convenient bottle size

Contains 4.2ml fluid

Packed 12

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Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )	Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )
Over £50£60	FREE
Under £50£60	£4.95£5.94*

Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )

Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )

Over £50£60

FREE

Under £50£60

£4.95£5.94*

Correction Aids

Paperstone stocks all your familiar correction aids, including correction fluid, correction pens, correction tape (correction rollers) and various erasers, for all those pesky errors that are not worth re-printing an amended document for or for when you notice a mistake in a taxi on the way to a meeting.

What is correction fluid?

Correction fluid is opaque, normally white fluid applied to paper to cover over errors. Once dried it can be written over. As such it is sometimes referred to as liquid paper. Correction fluid comes in pen form or in a bottle whose lid is attached to small brush with which to apply the correction fluid to the paper. Appearing before the advent of word processors, correction fluid like that manufactured by Tipp-Ex was a gratefully received innovation.

Tipp-Ex

Tipp-Ex is the brand most associated with correction fluid in Europe, so much so that in English Tipp-Ex has become a genericised trademark – to tippex out means to erase, either generally or specifically with correction fluid. To Tippex has also gained figurative use, referring to erasing from the record or firing staff. The spelling Tippex is commonly accepted in verb form.

Tipp-Ex is a German company that was founded in 1959. “Tipp” is the German for “type”, “ex” the Latin for “no more”.

Before the arrival of word processors, Tipp-Ex correction paper made it possible to erase typos typed with a typewriter. The typewriter would be backspaced, the correction paper placed in front of the ribbon and the mistyped letter retyped. Demand grew quickly. Tipp-Ex correction fluid was launched in 1965. Tipp-Ex correction tape first appeared in 1992.

Top tip

With a repositionable correction roller you can adjust and move the correction strip to a new position as necessary once applied.