Cryopencil

Cryopencils or cryographic pencils are high-precision devices for working with cold. The cryopencil consists of a handle and a cap. The entire structure is made of high quality steel. The cryo handle has a Teflon coating, which allows it to not slip in your hand. The cap has a small spout that easily removes small drops. The cryographic image obtained by the tool is called a cryoscan. It is depicted as a high-precision cylinder of the required diameter made of special, very durable plastic. To make such a roller, you need to apply the required amount of paint to the cylinders and roll over the entire area of ​​the cylinder. Since the paint spread evenly, this helps to get a fairly clear sketch.

Cold has different effects on living organisms and on plant and animal cells. Depending on the duration of exposure to low temperatures, various human pathologies appear. Numerous experiments by physicists have confirmed the possibility of constant exposure to low temperatures on the organisms of animals, plants and humans without harming their health. It is likely that optimal combinations of long and short periods will be found

The cryopencil is a miracle of our time. It is a pencil, the tip of which has an ultra-low temperature, reaching up to –400°C. The cryopencil is designed specifically to facilitate the process of filling out documents.

Creel pencil has become popular due to its properties. It is not affected by chemical reactions or heat. Therefore, with a cryopencil you can easily fill out documents that are coated with heat-sensitive materials, such as thermal and thermal transfer labels, barcodes, thermal boxing materials, etc.

The cryopencil is convenient for working with paper media, as well as for signing contracts and statements with a high probability of successfully passing inspections. And such a pencil does not require pencils or additional liquid for refilling. You can use it an unlimited number of times.

The cryopencil itself is usually sold as a pen with an unusual button that can be pressed