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Uni Pencil Lead, The Uni Smudge-Proof Leads, 0.3mm HB, 25 Leads x 5 Pack

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$8.20

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About this item

  • A new version of the replacement for NanoDia.
  • It is more resistant to abrasion than NanoDia.
  • 0.3mm HB, 5 pack set
  • The 0.3mm refills are now available in a 25-pack, which is an increase in volume compared to the previous NanoDia refills.


"The Uni" is a new version of the replacement for NanoDia. It is more resistant to abrasion and does not smudge despite its distinctly darker color compared to NanoDia.
The 0.3mm refills are now available in a 25-pack, which is an increase in volume compared to the previous NanoDia refills.


Student
2025-08-30 13:20:59
Fits in the .3mm uni mechanical pencil. Does not smudge or smear when you rub your hand across it. You can write very small very neatly. Good quality. Just expect to use up the lead faster than larger sized lead.
f
2025-08-21 15:13:15
This lead is way stronger and darker, it is well worth the price and a 0.3 lead from Pentel is way more fragile than this brand.
zts
2025-08-06 18:33:10
It's a good choice for anyone who prefers neither too soft nor too hard tip. This is a new version of the popular Uni Nano Dia HB. I'd say the Smudge-Proof HB is somewhat less breakable (tougher), supposedly smudge-proof (I didn't notice, maybe because I'm right-handed) and little bit smoother. The old Uni Nano Dia HB seems to be just a touch darker and tactile feedback is a touch better. Overall, I don't think there was/is much of an urgency for Uni to replace the older version, and neither for users to replace their existing supplies of Uni Nano Dia HB (if any). Otherwise, the Uni Smudge-Proof can stand on its own value. Great.
Anna Jar
2025-08-05 11:21:48
These are just as good if not better than the brand name. They fit and work perfectly.
SMDLC
2025-07-27 13:58:04
Works well with uni kuru toga
Bob Katz
2025-07-18 11:58:02
I love the uni lead brand. I use Japanese stationary and prefer a 0.3 mm lead, which can be pretty delicate, but I never have any damaged lead when it arrives.
Hannah Landry
2025-05-17 12:40:58
Very good quality lead.
Leisha
2025-01-25 14:51:31
The lead is strong, a little too strong. It doesn't write as smooth as I'd like, and if too much pressure is applied, it will rip through your paper. However, if you have light hands and desire a lead that won't break under most common circumstances, this will work for you