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FABER CASTELL GRIP MATIC MECHANICAL PENCIL
RM4.90
FABER CASTELL GRIP MATIC MECHANICAL PENCIL
- Model : FABER CASTELL GRIP MATIC MECHANICAL PENCIL
- 0.5mm/ 0.7mm Mechanical Pencil
- With Free Pencil Lead
- Extra Long Twist Eraser
FABER CASTELL GRIP MATIC MECHANICAL PENCIL
- Model : FABER CASTELL GRIP MATIC MECHANICAL PENCIL
- 0.5mm/ 0.7mm Mechanical Pencil
- Extra Long Twist Eraser
- 3 Leads in Every Mechanical Pencil
- Soft Rubber Grip Zone for A Comfortable Writing Experience
- Translucent body for a cool Trendy look
- Available in 4 ICE Colours
- Also Available in Attractive Blister Pack with 1 Lead Tube and Box of 10
The lead in the FABER CASTELL GRIP MATIC MECHANICAL PENCIL is advanced automatically, no button-pressing necessary. The comfortable rubber grip zone makes writing a pleasure. Choose between two line thicknesses: the 0.7mm lead for particularly break-resistant writing or the 0.5mm lead for fine writing. The Grip Matic is available in 3 attractive translucent colours, each equipped with a twist-out eraser in the end cap. The lead can of course be fully retracted so it can be carried in pocket
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Mechanical pencil
Mechanical pencil is a pencil that has a mechanism that extends solid pigment core called a lead which is made of graphite or a solid pigment. This pigment core is not bonded to the outer casing and replaceable. While called a “mechanical pencil” in the United States it is called “propelling pencil” in the UK and “pen pencil” in India. This pen is mainly used for technical drawing and writing, but it can also be used in fine art. They do not have to be sharpened to be used and because of that are very popular with students
Mechanical pencils are used to provide lines of constant width without sharpening in technical drawing and in quick, neat writing. They have also been used for fine-art drawing. Since they do not have to be sharpened, they are also very popular with students. Mechanical pencils were first used in the 18th century, with many designs patented in the 19th and 20th centuries.
| ORDER HERE | 1375-05 ( GRIP MATIC 0.5MM WITH FREE LEAD ), 1377-07 ( GRIP MATIC 0.7MM WITH FREE LEAD ) |
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