Kaweco SPECIAL Push Pencil Black
The simple Kaweco Special mechanical pencil is the perfect tool for precise and graphic drawings. Thanks to the comfortable diameter of 10 mm, the pen fits particularly well in one’s hand and lets you write effortlessly. The valuable aluminium in silk matte refinement gives the writing instrument a special haptic and durability. Its high-quality and precise mechanic originates from Japan.
The mechanical pencil with a lead size of 0.3 mm is perfectly suitable for accurate drawings and the finest details. The lead always has the same thickness and never has to be sharpened due to the feed mechanism. This guarantees reliable strokes over and over again.
Next to the finest variant with 0.3 mm, the drawing tool is also available with leads in 0.5 mm, 0.7 mm and 0.9 mm. These sizes include an extra eraser in the push button. You can also choose a variant with a 2.0 mm lead size without an eraser for more prominent lines.
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