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Mitsubishi Uni-Ball SHIFT Retractable Guide Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Japan Made

Mitsubishi Uni-Ball SHIFT Retractable Guide Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Japan Made

USD 17.00 USD
SKU: yjCw5OcU
Condition: New
Categories: Pencils

Specifications

Return Shipping Will Be Paid ByBuyer
All Returns AcceptedReturns Accepted
Item Must Be Returned Within30 Days
BrandMitsubishi Uni
TypeDrafting Pencil
Lead Diameter0.5 mm
FeaturesRetractable Tip
MaterialAluminum and Plastic
Country/Region Of ManufactureJapan

Mitsubishi Uni-Ball SHIFT Retractable Guide Mechanical Pencil 0.5mmMade in Japan Mitsubishi Pencil (Uni-Ball) is the oldest company to manufacture pencils in Japan in 1887, and still the largest one for writing tools in Japan. This is a hidden gem of drafting pencil in their line-ups.It has unique 'Twist Lock' system to retreat guide pipe and to prevent accidental clicking.Retractable guide pipeAluminum knurled gripLocking system for accidental clickLow center of gravityLong guide pipe for better visbility Specification Model : M51010Length : 144mm / 5.7in Weight : 20.1g / 0.7oz Lead Size : 0.5mmColors : Available in Black or Silver (Please specify color when ordering) Shipping FREE ECONOMY SHIPPING by AIR (without tracking number and insurance) If you need tracking number, insurance, and faster delivering, please choose EXPENDID international shipping with optinal fees. Estimated Delivery Time for Free Economy ShippingAsia (7-14days)North America/Europe/Australia (14-21days)South America (21-31days)*I will supply "Sender's Receipt" from Japan Post substitute for tracking number. NoteImport duties and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are resposible to buyersPlease check with your country's custom office to determine additional costs prior to bidding buying.These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight company or when you pick the items up, thus do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.We do not mark merchandise value below value or mark items as gifts since US and international goverment regulations prohibit such behavior.

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