Uni Pin Fineliner Drawing Pen, 1.2 mm, Bold Technical Tip, Archival Pigment, Water-Resistant, Ideal for Labels & Outline - Black

1.2 mm bold line; archival pigment ink; water- and fade-resistant; low feather on typical sketch papers; textured barrel for confident handling; smooth performance with stencils and rulers.

For finer lines, choose smaller tip variants (0.5 mm or 0.3 mm) for clean outlines. This 1.2 mm pen provides bold, highly visible lines ideal for callouts and borders. See also: Uni Pin Fineliner 0.5 mm Black (https://fepy.com/product/unipin-fineliner-0-5-mm-black) and Uni Pin Fineliner 0.3 mm Black (https://fepy.com/product/unipin-fineliner-0-3-mm-black). For a slightly thicker option, you can also consider 0.8 mm (https://fepy.com/product/unipin-fineliner-0-8-mm-black).

Ideal for labels on planners and cards, borders in technical drawings, signage, and any task that benefits from bold, readable marks.

Uncap the pen and hold it at a comfortable angle. Apply steady pressure to draw a uniform 1.2 mm line. Use with straight edges or stencils for crisp results. Cap after use and store it in a cool, dry place to preserve ink flow.

Works well on standard sketch papers, light cardstock, and similar surfaces. Results may vary on rough or coated papers, where line crispness can be affected.

The pen uses archival pigment ink that is water- and fade-resistant, designed for longevity on many common surfaces. Follow standard safety guidelines for art materials (avoid ingestion and contact with eyes).

This is a disposable pen with an integrated nib. When the ink runs out, replace the entire pen.

Yes. The smooth-flowing pigment and the 1.2 mm tip work well with straight edges and stencils to produce crisp, bold edges.

This listing is for Black. Other colors may be offered in separate listings on Fepy.

Yes. It provides a prominent, legible line with archival, water-resistant ink, offering solid value for signage, labels, borders, and other bold-outline needs.

Cap securely after use. Store the pen capped in a cool, dry place away from direct heat. If carrying it, keep it on a stable surface to avoid accidental pressure on the nib.