Fine-tip pen uni mitsubishi pencil PIN200 0.05 mm black

uni mitsubishi pencil PIN200 fine-tip pen with a 0.05 mm black tip is designed for ultra-precise lines in technical drawing, detailed illustration and fine handwriting. The needle-point tip delivers consistently thin strokes while the archival-quality black ink resists fading and offers reliable flow for drafting, sketching and notation where accuracy matters. The slim barrel and steady ink delivery support controlled movement for repetitive detail work and scaled drawings.

Advantages

The 0.05 mm needle-point tip provides exceptional precision for hairline details and micro lettering without excessive bleeding. Archival-quality black pigment ink ensures lightfastness and reduced feathering on standard drawing papers and specialist drafting media. The durable tip construction maintains shape through extended use, enabling consistent line width and predictable ink flow for both technical and artistic applications.

Suitable for

• Technical and architectural drawings requiring ultra-fine lines
• Detailed illustrations, inked sketches and stippling
• Micro lettering, notation and precise handwriting
• Graphic design mock-ups and layered inking work

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.05 mm needle-point
• Ink colour: black pigment ink
• Line quality: ultra-fine, consistent thin lines
• Ink properties: archival-quality, fade-resistant
• Tip material: durable metal needle point
• Barrel: slim, pen-style grip for precision control

How to use

Hold the pen at a consistent angle and apply light, even pressure to produce the finest lines; heavier pressure may widen the stroke. For technical drawings, pair the pen with quality drafting paper or vellum to minimise feathering. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying and store the pen horizontally if not used for extended periods. Prime the tip by drawing a few test strokes on scrap paper when first opened or after a long pause to stabilise ink flow.

Usage recommendations

Use the uni mitsubishi pencil PIN200 0.05 mm on smooth, low-absorbency papers for best results; avoid very textured or highly absorbent surfaces that can cause ink spread. Combine with broader-tip pens for line-weight variation in technical plans and illustrations, and allow ink to dry fully before layering or erasing pencil guides.