List of products by brand OHTO

Ohto is a Japanese company that specializes in producing writing instruments. Founded in 1919, it initially focused on dyes and ink production. In 1949, Ohto transitioned into pen manufacturing, creating the world's first ballpoint pen with a chrome ball, which was also Japan's very first ballpoint pen.

Ohto is a Japanese company that specializes in producing writing instruments. Founded in 1919, it initially focused on dyes and ink production. In 1949, Ohto transitioned into pen manufacturing, creating the world's first ballpoint pen with a chrome ball, which was also Japan's very first ballpoint pen.

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OHTO ECO Gachuck S

GM-400
zł30.00
OHTO ECO Gachuck stapler does not leave any marks on the documents. 
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OHTO GS02 Ceramic Rollerball

zł105.00
The OHTO GS02 ballpoint pen combines the body of the OHTO Horizon Needle Point pen with the OHTO Rays gel refill.
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OHTO

Ohto Magnetic Memo Clip

MKC-700M
zł44.00
Minimalistic magnetic memo clip from Japaneese company Ohto helps with organizing loose sheets of paper in an office or at home.
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OHTO

OHTO Pencil Lead Box

SPC-350
zł34.00
The color of brass would be changed by different users and various environments yet this is also its unique feature. 
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