Uni-ball Signo Gel Pen, 0.7 mm, Pigment Gel, Smooth & Vivid, Low-Smear, Rubber Grip, Ideal for Headings & Notes, Green – Pack of 12

Tip size: 0.7 mm; Ink type: pigment gel; Color: green; Pack size: 12 pens; Features: water- and fade-resistant ink, quick-dry formula, controlled feathering, and a rubberized grip.

Pigment gel ink sits on top of the paper and resists water and fading better than many dye-based inks. It also tends to dry quickly, reducing smudges when writing notes or headings.

Standard office and school papers render clean, legible green lines with minimal feathering. It may feather a bit on very smooth or coated surfaces, so plain or printer paper is usually the most reliable choice.

Ideal for creating clear headings, color-coding lists, marking important notes, and tracking status in charts or planners thanks to its vivid green color and crisp lines.

Remove the cap (or extend the tip if it’s retractable) and start writing. Replace the cap when not in use to prevent the ink from drying. Clean writing surfaces occasionally if you notice any smudging.

Yes, the Uni-ball Signo pigment gel ink is designed for general school and office use and is formulated to be non-toxic and safe for regular handling in educational and work environments.

Consider these on Fepy for similar performance: Uni-ball Signo UM-120 0.7 mm gel pen in black: https://fepy.com/products/uni-ball-signo-um-120-0-7-mm-gel-pen-black-pack-12 and Zebra Sarasa Clip Gel Pen 0.7 mm in green: https://fepy.com/products/zebra-sarasa-clip-gel-pen-0-7-mm-green-pack-12. If you want another brand, Pilot G2 Gel Pen 0.7 mm in green is also available: https://fepy.com/products/pilot-g2-gel-pen-0-7-mm-green-pack-12.

The pack contains 12 pens, giving you ample supply for daily use, replacement, and color-coding across multiple documents.

Yes. The vivid green ink stands out for lists, charts, headings, and status markings, helping you visually organize information quickly.

Store the pens capped when not in use and keep them at a moderate temperature. Replacing the cap promptly helps prevent the ink from drying and preserves optimal ink flow.