Lincoln rABS Pen

rABS stands for recycled Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, the resin that forms the barrel of the Lincoln rABS Pen. The lowercase r marks resin recovered from used plastic goods instead of new petroleum feedstock. Buyers choose rABS writing instruments to back sustainability messaging with a documented recycled-material claim.

A recycled ABS pen delivers the same writing performance as a virgin ABS pen because remelted rABS keeps the same polymer structure. The difference sits in the source material: recovered plastic instead of newly produced resin. That lets a giveaway carry an environmental story with no change in click feel, ink flow, or durability.

Recycled plastic pens fit Earth Day campaigns, sustainability conferences, corporate ESG program launches, university orientation kits, healthcare outreach events, and eco-focused trade show booths. The recycled-material story lands with audiences that judge a brand by its environmental choices. Low unit cost also suits registration desks and high-volume swag bags.

The Lincoln rABS Pen runs from $0.60 per unit at 500 pieces down to $0.39 per unit at 5,000 pieces, with price breaks at 500, 1,000, 2,500, and 5,000. A $40 setup charge applies per imprint color, and each extra color adds $0.25 per piece up to the two-color limit. Final cost depends on order quantity, the number of imprint colors, and whether you add the optional custom pen tube.

The minimum order for the Lincoln rABS Pen is 500 pieces, the lowest published quantity tier. Reorders qualify for a reduced $25 setup charge per color, which lowers the cost of repeat campaigns. Moving up to the 1,000-piece tier or beyond drops the per-unit price at each break.

No formal environmental certification is published for the Lincoln rABS Pen. Its eco claim rests on the documented recycled-material construction of the barrel rather than a third-party label. Country of origin is China, so buyers in regulated markets should run their standard import compliance checks.