Write fine, clear text with ease! Featuring a newly developed 0.3mm resin chuck that helps prevent lead breakage. This is a knock-type drafting pencil equipped with a guide pipe slide mechanism.
Write fine, clear text with ease! Featuring a newly developed 0.3mm resin chuck that helps prevent lead breakage. This is a knock-type drafting pencil equipped with a guide pipe slide mechanism.
Write fine, clear text with ease! Featuring a newly developed 0.3mm resin chuck that helps prevent lead breakage. The grip is smooth with no steps, making it easy to hold, and the pen has a beautiful form. This is a knock-type drafting pencil equipped with a guide pipe slide mechanism.
Write fine, clear text with ease! Featuring a newly developed 0.3mm resin chuck that helps prevent lead breakage. This is a knock-type drafting pencil equipped with a guide pipe slide mechanism.
Using carved, impregnated cover material, this 0.5mm drafting pencil features a slim, low-center-of-gravity design for true enthusiasts. The wooden barrel gains a unique texture that becomes more familiar and comfortable the more you use it.
The Staedtler 925.15 series, a classic mechanical pencil, is now available in a limited edition! It comes in two line widths, 0.3mm and 0.5mm, with three cool color options. Despite being designed for technical drawing, the 925.15 model is lightweight, weighing just 9.2g, making it ideal for studying and desk work as well. Its sleek design and versatility have earned it the support of a wide range of users.
The legendary 770 series, originally launched during the peak era of drafting mechanical pencils in 1978 and discontinued in 1990, has been revived and updated for the modern age. This drafting pencil features a 4mm sleeve for a wide field of view, a knurled metal grip for precision handling, and an "F" mark on the barrel to signify a fixed sleeve, derived from the German word Fest. Its design combines a resin body for durability and a brass grip section for enhanced usability and sturdiness, reflecting meticulous attention to detail despite its minimalist appearance.
Though many professionals in drafting and design fields had long requested its revival, production was delayed due to the unavailability of certain parts using modern technology. Finally, in 2024, this iconic pencil made its much-anticipated return. The four body colors, each classified as a shade of "blue," are designed for easy line-width identification. Lightweight and featuring a low center of gravity, it ensures comfort during extended use, making it a perfect companion for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
