Fine-liner pen uni mitsubishi pencil 0.2 mm model 200, blue ink

The uni mitsubishi pencil fine-liner pen model 200 with a 0.2 mm tip and blue ink is designed for precise writing, technical drawing and detailed sketching. Its ultra-fine tip produces consistent, clear blue lines suitable for notes, diagrams and illustrations where accuracy and legibility are important. The pen body is lightweight and balanced for controlled strokes during extended use in office, school or studio settings.

Advantages

The 0.2 mm metal-clad tip provides a stable, consistent line with minimal ink bleed, enabling fine detail work and precise lettering. The water-resistant blue ink dries quickly to reduce smudging and maintains color consistency across pages. The slim profile of the pen facilitates comfortable grip and accurate control for technical drawing and annotation tasks.

Suitable for

• Technical drawings and architectural sketches
• Detailed illustration and line art
• Note-taking and annotation in notebooks or planners
• Graphs, diagrams and schematic work
• School assignments requiring precise handwriting

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.2 mm ultra-fine
• Ink color: blue
• Line characteristic: consistent fine line, low bleed
• Tip type: metal-clad fine tip suitable for precise control
• Body: slim, lightweight design for comfortable handling
• Drying: quick-drying, water-resistant ink

How to use

Hold the fine-liner at a comfortable angle and apply light, consistent pressure to produce the intended 0.2 mm line width. For technical drawings and precise lettering, use steady, controlled strokes and allow ink to dry briefly before touching the page. Replace the cap after use to prevent tip drying and store horizontally or capped in a pen case to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Use on standard paper, drawing pads and coated sketch papers that are compatible with fine-liner pens; avoid very absorbent or rough surfaces that can cause feathering. For archival or long-term documents, test the ink on a sample sheet to confirm compatibility with your paper and storage conditions.