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Stylus Pens for Touchpad Screens

Almost everyone these days has some kind of a device with a TOUCHSCREEN. Be it a computer, laptop, or cell-phone. While you can use your fingers to 'Click & Go', many people--especially those with big fingers-- may prefer using a Stylus. A Stylus is basically a rubber, foam or synthetic ball on the end of a pen shaped shaft. It looks simple enough, but there's some hidden electronics going on inside. A Touchscreen works by picking up the capacitance (an electric charge) in your finger. The Styus mimics that capacitance "touch" by using a conductive rubber, foam or synthetic ball. Touchscreens are screens are designed to detect changes in capacitance (on the screen surface) and locate exactly where they are on the screen.

The neat thing about the Stylus is that everything is in the TIP itself. So you can basically put the tip on anything you want. They're typically put onto a pen shaped shaft by themselves, but you can also add one to the top of a pen--any pen. So you can use your imagination and come up with something very unique for a stylus device. Below are just a few examples of what you can do with a Stylus tip.

Size: 3.25" long* (overall) x .4375" dia. Tip Style: Foam

*Since the stylus is only the very tip, the pen length can vary to suit your individual needs. They can be as small as 3", or as long as 6" as shown below. They could even be longer if you have the mateial length available.

Black/Silver Acrylic with Black Foam Tip & Chrome Accents	Yellow Crush Acrylic with matching Yellow Foam Tip & Chrome Accents	Lt/Dark Blue Acrylic with Black Foam Tip and 24k Gold Accents	Multi-Acrylics with Black Foam Tip & Chrome Accents

 

Here is an example of a Stylus tip added to the end of a small BULLET style Ballpoint Pen:

Standard style Bullet Pen Bullet Pen with stylus tip Close-up of stylus tip Shown with ruler for size

 

You could also Personalize your Stylus by having your NAME Engraved on it
as shown below (also available for any pen or pencil):
(the name was distorted for security purposes)

 

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Below are some examples of various Stylus Tip Styles and Colors:

Foam Style 1: Colored Foam Tips with Chrome Accents	Foam Style 1: Colored Foam Tips with 24k Gold Accents
Foam Style 1: Colored Foam Tips with Gunmetal Accents	Foam Style 2: Colored Foam Tips with Chrome Accents
Foam Style 2: Colored Foam Tips with Chrome Accents	Brown Mesh Tip with 24k Gold, Chrome, Gunmetal Accents
Disc Style: Flat Disc Stylus (available as a pen kit only)	Retractable Ball-point Style: Ballpoint retracts up for using the stylus (available as a pen kit only)