Uni Sign Pen, 0.7 mm, Smooth Water-Based Ink, No-Bleed, Bold Lines, Comfortable Grip, Ideal for Signature & Labels, Blue – Pack of 10

Tip size: 0.7 mm; Ink: water-based; Color: blue; Bleed: low/limited bleed; Drying time: fast-set; Grip: tapered, comfortable body for relaxed control; Use: signatures, labels, headings, and sketch accents; Pack size: 10 pens.

Ideal for signing documents, labeling folders or supplies, creating bold headings in planners, annotating notes, and adding accent lines in quick sketches or hand lettering.

Hold the pen with a light to moderate grip and let the tip glide across the page. Apply steady, even pressure—pressing too hard can widen the line or cause ink to blob, while light pressure helps maintain clean, bold strokes. Allow a brief moment for the ink to set on the page before closing or stacking pages.

Yes, the ink is water-based, designed for smooth flow and quick drying. It is non-toxic and suitable for typical office and school environments, but always supervise use around small children and avoid ingestion.

The Uni Sign Pen in this format is typically sold as disposable packs. Ink refills are not standard for this model; once a pen runs dry, you replace it with another pen from a new pack.

Smooth to lightly textured paper generally provides the cleanest results with minimal feathering. It performs well on notebooks, planners, and standard printer/paper stock. Avoid very rough or highly absorbent papers if you want to maintain crisp, bold lines.

Use moderate pressure and allow the ink to dry briefly before stacking pages. Writing with lighter strokes and giving ink time to set reduces show-through on multi-page layouts or thin paper.

The pen uses a water-based, non-toxic ink formulation intended for office/educational use. Always follow standard safety practices, keep away from eyes, and supervise use by children as with any writing instrument.

Buying a pack of 10 offers multiple pens for ongoing use across signing, labeling, and drafting tasks, typically delivering economical per-pen cost. If you need more frequent use, compare with larger packs for even better per-pen value, or smaller packs for occasional needs.

The 0.7 mm tip creates bolder, thicker lines suitable for headings and labels, while a 0.5 mm tip yields finer lines better for precise lettering or small text. See the 0.5 mm blue Sign Pen on Fepy for a direct comparison: https://fepy.com/product/uni-sign-pen-0-5mm-blue-pack-12

Yes, a 1.0 mm tip produces thicker, bolder lines ideal for large headings or emphasis. If you need finer detail or crisper text, the 0.7 mm version is typically a better balance between line width and control. Compare with the 1.0 mm blue Sign Pen here: https://fepy.com/product/uni-sign-pen-1-0mm-blue-pack-6