uni‑ball Micro pens are available in two tip sizes: a 0.5 mm micro tip and a 0.7 mm fine point.
The tip combines a bend‑resistant stainless steel 0.5 mm micro tip with a tungsten‑carbide rollerball element for precise, durable lines.
Yes — some uni‑ball Micro pens are made from 73% post‑consumer recycled material.
Certain models include a translucent ink window that lets you see remaining ink so you know when to replace the pen.
They use uni Super Ink technology, which bonds with paper to produce writing that resists water, fading and common fraud attempts.
uni‑ball Micro pens produce crisp, skip‑free lines from a 0.5 mm micro tip and deliver a smooth, consistent glide often likened to a fountain‑pen feel.
Some uni‑ball Micro pens use uni Super Ink that bonds with paper for water-, fade‑ and fraud‑resistance; other listings note acid‑free, archival‑quality roller ink for long‑lasting documents.
uni‑ball Micro pens are commonly sold in multipacks; typical examples include 12‑count and 18‑count packages.
