Pencil sharpener Maped Boogy 1 Hole multicolour — single-hole manual sharpener, pack of 30

Maped Boogy 1 Hole multicolour is a single-hole manual pencil sharpener supplied as a pack of 30 pieces and designed for standard graphite pencils. The compact plastic body and single sharpening hole make it a practical solution for classrooms, offices and craft activities where a basic, reliable sharpening tool is required. Its small size fits easily in pencil cases and storage boxes, providing portable sharpening on the go.

Advantages

The sharpener features a durable plastic casing with a simple, ergonomic shape that sits comfortably in the hand. A quality-ground blade ensures consistent sharpening for standard graphite pencils while keeping waste to a minimum. The multicolour finish helps users quickly identify their pencil sharpener and adds variety when used in multi-user settings. Supplied in a bulk pack of thirty, the product is suitable for group environments and reduces the need for frequent reordering.

Suitable for

• School classrooms and student pencil cases
• Office desks and stationery kits
• Art and craft activities requiring standard graphite pencils
• Bulk supply for events, training sessions or workshops

Key specifications

• Type: single-hole manual pencil sharpener
• Compatibility: standard graphite pencils (typical household/school pencil diameter)
• Material: plastic body with metal blade
• Finish: multicolour assortment
• Pack quantity: 30 pieces
• Design: compact and portable, fits pencil cases

How to use

Insert the pencil into the single sharpening hole and rotate the pencil gently while holding the sharpener steady, or hold the pencil stationary and rotate the sharpener around it. Check the point periodically to avoid over-sharpening. After sharpening, remove any loose shavings from the work surface. The sharpener does not include an integrated shaving reservoir, so perform sharpening over a waste container or desk mat as needed.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results and longer blade life, avoid using the sharpener on mechanical, charcoal, or oil-based pencils and do not apply excessive pressure while sharpening. Replace when the blade becomes dull to maintain clean, even points.