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The Mitsubishi Pencil Jetstream Edge is designed for professionals, artists, and students who demand absolute precision in their writing and technical drawing. Its core benefit is the breakthrough 0.28mm ultra-fine needle tip, which provides unparalleled detail, though the extremely fine point may feel scratchy to users accustomed to broader or softer gel pens.
| Model Part Number | SXN100328.24 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mitsubishi Pencil |
The Jetstream Edge is designed for use with compatible Mitsubishi Pencil refills.
Yes, the Super Ink is documented-proof, fade-resistant, and water-resistant, making it suitable for long-term document archiving.
Due to its ultra-fine nature, the tip is more delicate than standard 0.5mm or 0.7mm pens. Always retract the tip when finished.
While the ink is fast-drying, ultra-fine tips can sometimes leave residue on non-porous surfaces. Test on a small area first.
The grip area is crafted from metal to provide both weight and a textured surface for improved control.
Yes, the fast-drying nature of the oil-based Super Ink makes it an excellent choice for left-handed writers who struggle with smudging.
Ensure you are using smooth paper and check for paper fiber buildup on the tip. A gentle wipe with a soft cloth can clear obstructions.
Reduce pressure while writing. The 0.28mm tip is designed for a light touch; excessive force can cause the needle to catch on the paper surface.
This pen is a ready-to-use writing instrument. To maintain the integrity of the ultra-fine 0.28mm tip, always retract the point when not in use to prevent bending or damage from drops. Because the tip is extremely fine, it is best used on smooth, high-quality stationery to prevent the needle from picking up paper fibers. If the ink flow appears interrupted, ensure you are writing on a firm surface rather than a stack of papers, which can cause the tip to sink and obstruct the ink output.
