Uni-ball Eye Broad Roller Pens, 1.0 mm, Bold Pigment, Fade-Free Ink, Smooth Writing, Ideal for Office & School Use - Black

Super Ink refers to the pigment-based ink that is water- and fade-resistant. This helps keep your headings, labels, and signatures legible over time, even if exposed to moisture or light exposure.

Uni-flow feed is designed to deliver ink consistently and smoothly. This means you get steady, even lines from the first stroke on the page to the last, without skips or uneven coverage.

It's ideal for headings, labels, titles, signatures, and forms where bold, legible writing is important. The 1.0 mm line is great for quick, visible annotations and signage in office and school settings.

Key specs include a 1.0 mm broad tip, pigment-based Super Ink, Uni-flow delivery for smooth writing, a balanced capped barrel for comfortable handling, and a snap-cap design to protect the tip and reduce dry-out.

Keep the pen capped when not in use and store with the cap on to minimize air exposure. The snap-cap design helps protect the tip and reduces dry-out between uses.

Yes. It’s well-suited for standard office and school paper, including forms and labels. The bold 1.0 mm line helps with legibility, though results on glossy or coated surfaces may vary.

The pen is designed for everyday writing and school use. It uses pigment-based ink and is intended for general writing tasks; always follow standard safety guidelines for writing instruments and supervise young users as needed.

If you’re considering alternatives, you can explore these on Fepy.com for size options and finishes:

If you need bold, highly visible lines for headings, labels, and signatures, the 1.0 mm tip is a strong choice. If you write smaller or prefer finer lines, you might opt for a thinner tip option available in other Eye sizes.

This pen is designed as a disposable roller pen. When the ink runs out, you would replace the pen rather than refilling the same body.

Hold the pen at a comfortable angle and apply steady pressure for clean lines. Allow ample time for ink to set on forms or high-detail surfaces, and keep the cap on when not actively writing to protect the nib and maintain line consistency.