UNI JETSTREAM 4-IN-1 BALLPOINT MULTI-PEN WITH BUILT-IN MECHANICAL PENCIL
MODEL: MSXE5-1000
PRODUCT OF JAPAN - UNI MITSUBISHI
KEY FEATURES: 

Smooth writing and sharp design come together in this impressively crafted multi pen. Featuring four colors of super-smooth Jetstream ballpoint inks and a 0.5 mm mechanical pencil, this pen combines all the basic writing instruments a hardworking student or professional needs into one convenient pen body.

Features include:

• Four ballpoint ink components (black, blue, green, and red), plus a 0.5 mm mechanical pencil component. The ballpoint components feature Uni's revolutionary low-viscosity Jetstream ink—famous for its smooth ink flow, quick drying times, and water- and light-resistance.
• Comfortable rubber grip section

AVAILABLE IN 12 COLOR OPTIONS. MORE COLOR OPTIONS BELOW.













































HOW TO REPLACE INK/PENCIL LEAD?

1. First, unscrew the body of your multi pen. 

2. Next, pull off the end of the mechanical pencil section. More often than not, this is the actual piece that acts to dispense the lead, and can be easily removed from the lead storage tube with a firm tug.

3. While holding the multi pen body with the opening of the lead storage tube facing upwards, add more lead into the tube. Limit the amount of lead stored to 1-3 pieces only, in order to prevent lead stacking.


4. Once you have inserted your refill lead, close the storage tube by pressing the pencil mechanism back over the opening.



5. Reassemble your multi pen by screwing the barrel and grip pieces back together, and you’re good to go!



After your pen is back together, you can click the exposed pencil component a few times to get the lead flow started. 


Tips: I do not use this standard method when comes to replace the pencil lead.  To replace the lead, insert the lead at the bottom of the pencil grip and press the mechanical pencil handle a few times to get the lead insert fully to the grip.   You will be able to get the lead flow started by pressng the handle. Whichever way you use, both methods work well.