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Uni Kuru Toga Wood, 0.5mm Mechanical Pencil, Auto Lead Rotation, Wooden Grip and Metal Body, Forest Green (M5KW1P.88)
Uni Kuru Toga Wood, 0.5mm Mechanical Pencil, Auto Lead Rotation, Wooden Grip and Metal Body, Forest Green (M5KW1P.88)
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Uni Kuru Toga Wood, 0.5mm Mechanical Pencil, Auto Lead Rotation, Wooden Grip and Metal Body, Forest Green (M5KW1P.88)
- Premium Wooden Grip: Features genuine Wenge wood with deep, distinctive dark grain, beautiful black streaks, and natural warmth. Each piece is unique, giving every pen its own character. The grip subtly thickens toward the tip for a comfortable, secure hold.
- Precision Aluminum Barrel: The rear barrel is made from lightweight aluminum with a blast-finished surface for a clean, refined texture. Its calm, subdued color harmonizes with the wooden grip, blending wood and metal into a slim, elegant, high-quality profile.
- Rotation Mechanism: Features an ingenious gear mechanism that rotates the lead slightly each time you write, resulting in even lead wear and consistently producing fine, smooth, and uniform lines.
- Nib Damper: The pen tip features a resin component designed to absorb impact while writing, making the minute movements in the pen tip less noticeable and providing a smoother writing feel.
- Better Mechanics: Equipped with the improved "Kuru Toga Engine," which keeps the tip sharp for fine, clear writing without smudging and further minimizes tip movement for an even more stable writing experience.
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