A mechanical pencil lead that's just slightly thicker than 0.5mm ? the 0.7mm lead offers a balance of strength and smooth writing.
Includes 40 high-quality polymer leads that are break-resistant and provide a silky writing feel.
The integrated refill case makes it easy to dispense leads and prevents cap loss.
A durable, long-lasting 2.0mm lead that resists breaking and wearing down easily.
Writes well on a variety of surfaces including wood, concrete, and stainless steel.
Recommended use: For marking on wood, concrete, and other tough materials.
Ultra-Strong Lead with Bold and Smooth Writing
The secret behind the smooth, dark lines of uni's Nano-Diamond lead lies in its low-friction design?achieved by uniformly aligning high-density graphite particles. By evenly dispersing nano-diamonds between the graphite particles, internal friction is reduced, resulting in an exceptionally smooth writing experience.
Each lead contains approximately 400 million nano-diamonds.
The case features a two-step sliding lid that allows you to control how many leads you dispense at a time.
Ultra-Strong Lead with Bold and Smooth Writing
The secret behind the smooth, dark lines of uni's Nano-Diamond lead lies in its low-friction design?achieved by uniformly aligning high-density graphite particles. By evenly dispersing nano-diamonds between the graphite particles, internal friction is reduced, resulting in an exceptionally smooth writing experience.
Each lead contains approximately 400 million nano-diamonds.
The case features a two-step sliding lid that allows you to control how many leads you dispense at a time.
Mechanical Pencil Lead Refill
Color Case with a Simple Design
This lead refill comes in a softly colored case with a clean, minimalist design that omits lead size and hardness markings. The subtle tones allow you to coordinate it with your other stationery items for a cohesive look.
The case comes pre-filled with 0.5mm HB leads. Once used up, you can refill it with your preferred lead size and hardness to suit your writing style.
