UHU Mini Correction Roller, 6 m × 5 mm, Pocket-Size, Instant Overwrite, Clean Film, Strong & Clean Correction, Ideal for School & Office Use

The UHU Mini Correction Roller is a pocket-sized dry correction tape roller that covers mistakes on paper with an opaque film, allowing you to write over the area immediately after correction.

The correction tape length is 6 meters and the tape width is 5 millimeters (6 m × 5 mm).

Instant overwrite means you can write over the corrected area right away without waiting for the film to dry.

The UH50350 model is designed for a smooth glide with a stable roller, helping you lay down crisp, straight, and even lines.

The film is opaque, designed to hide existing text in a single pass without requiring multiple applications.

Yes. Being a dry correction tape, it minimizes smudges and odors compared with liquid corrections.

It's ideal for school and office tasks: correcting handwriting on notes, worksheets, forms, tests, and other documents where quick edits are needed.

Gently press the roller to the mistake and roll with light, even pressure to apply the film. Lift the roller at the end of the mistake, let the film set briefly, then write over the corrected area.

The product is designed for indoor use and is non-toxic. As with any stationery product, avoid contact with eyes and skin and keep out of reach of small children.

This compact, reliable correction solution is valuable for on-the-go edits and clean results. If you need to return, look into Fepy's standard return options for unopened or eligible items within the applicable window to ensure compatibility with your needs.

If you’re exploring alternatives on Fepy.com, you might consider these options: UHU Mini Correction Roller UH50340 (https://fepy.com/product/uhu-mini-correction-roller-uh50340) and Tesa Mini Correction Roller 3m (https://fepy.com/product/tesa-mini-correction-roller-3m). These provide similar pocket-sized, dry correction tape solutions with different lengths or widths to suit various preferences.

Yes. Test on scrap or a less visible area first. For very dark or gel inks, apply a slightly longer roll to ensure full coverage, then write over once the film has set. Lighter or standard paper generally requires less pressure and fewer passes.