Pigma INK Pigma micron

Pigma INK was invented and patented back in 1982 and has since been popular within certain professional groups, including architects. It's a great ink!

Our view is that if you don't get along with a Pigma fineliner, then you should try a Uni Pin (and vice versa). We can't put our finger on what the difference would be. But the experience at this point is that it works.

Something that people also usually have problems with is making sense of the line width on pens. This is how you get a quick overview!

003 = 0.15
005 = 0.20
01 = 0.25
02 = 0.30
03 = 0.35
04 = 0.40
05 = 0.45
08 = 0.50
10 = 0.60
12 = 0.70.

As you can see, the logic is not entirely clear. :)