LAMY Ballpoint 2000 - Stainless Steel
The Lamy 2000 was designed in 1966 by Gerd A. Müller, an industrial designer and supporter of the "Bauhaus" style. The design of the pen symbolizes the period in which this pen was designed. The Lamy 2000 symbolizes the Lamy brand. This limited edition of titanium was produced once in 2009.
The Lamy 2000 used revolutionary techniques for its time. For example, the clip is made of solid stainless steel and the Lamy 2000 was the first pen with brushed finishes, both the plastic (makrolon) and the metal. The collection is available in fountain pen, ballpoint pen, mechanical pencil, four-colour ballpoint pen and, since 2006, rollerball. The ballpoint pen is also available in wood since 2003.
The ballpoint pen is brushed and finished by hand and comes with the LAMY M16 medium black refill.
- Ballpoint
- Color: Silver
- Chrome trims
- Push Button
- Materiaal: Metaal
- Length Overal: 13.6cm
- Diameter Body: 12mm
- Weight Overall: 36gram
- Included M16M zwart filling
- Luxury black gift box
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Lamy's roots go back to 1930 when C. Josef LAMY founded his own company in Heidelberg called Orthos Fountain Pen Factory. At the beginning of the Second World War, more than 200,000 ORTHOS and ARTUS brand fountain pens are produced annually, and his knowledge and expertise about this writing instrument is growing. However, it is the LAMY 27 fountain pen that made a breakthrough on the market in 1939. With this, LAMY definitively establishes its name. LAMY moved to Heidelberg in 1952, the place where they still make the most beautiful, innovative, and unique pens to this day.
LAMY is known for the high standard they demand from their products and that is reflected in the company. The central warehouse is equipped with the most innovative systems and LAMY has complete control over its production. As a result, the products wear "Made in Germany" with pride.
Over the years, founder C. Josef LAMY has closely followed developments. In 1986, the LAMY legend dies, knowing that he has left behind a beautiful and stable company. In 1996 LAMY opens their LAMY Gallery, a glass hall, blazing with light, a source of inspiration with the development center next to it, where all innovative inspirations come together. In 2018, a three-person management team will be formed to help LAMY achieve even greater success in the field of stationery.
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