Mitsubishi Pencil Company, Limited

Mitsuhiro Kawabata

Toshimi Kamitani

Tadashi Kouriki

Hiroyuki Okuyama

Kiyoshi Fujisawa

Kyoichiro Nakamura

A replacement lead case includes a case body that forms an inner space surrounded by a rear surface plate and right and left leg plates as a replacement lead accommodation room and has a lid body on the tip end thereof and a case part on a rear part thereof via a bendable thin part provided on the rear surface plate, and a cover member that has a U-shaped cross-section orthogonal to a longitudinal direction molded by a front surface plate and right and left outer leg plates covers the replacement lead accommodation room on a case body with the front surface plate and slidably supports the case body in the longitudinal direction with the leg plates positioned on the inside of the outer leg plates. A rail-shaped guide is formed on the lid body along the longitudinal direction, and the cover member includes a slider that contacts the guide.

Replacement lead case

In order to provide a writing instrument applicable to an applicator, in which a writing or applying direction can be visually recognized in a broad range at a visual part of a tip, the writing instrument is endowed with a constitution in which a tip is equipped with a porous member as a writing part and a holding member holding the above porous member and having at least one liquid guiding part for feeding an liquid to the writing or applying part, which comprises a relay porous member for feeding a liquid contained in a instrument main body to the liquid guiding part provided in the holding memberand in which the holding member is a visible part wherein an area ratio of the above visible part on the front or side face is 40% or more of the tip protruding from a tip part.

Writing instrument

In order to provide a writing instrument in which a writing direction can be visually recognized in a broad range at a visual part of a pen tip and which can surely write to end of writing, the writing instrument is endowed with a constitution in which a pen tip is equipped with a porous member as a writing part and a holding member holding the above porous member and having at least one ink guiding part through which an ink contained in a barrel is provided to a writing part held by the holding member which is a visible part enabling to visually recognize a writing direction, wherein an area ratio of the visible part is 40% or more of the pen tip protruding from a tip part of the writing instrument.

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Fujioka, Japan

Mitsuhiro Kawabata