Compass set MemoBe Grafity — drawing compasses, pack of 10 pieces

Set of 10 MemoBe Grafity drawing compasses designed for technical drawing, geometry exercises and everyday circle-drawing tasks. Each compass in the pack features a standard adjustable arm and pivot point to produce accurate circles and arcs on paper, card and similar media. The compact multi-pack is intended for classrooms, workshops, art studios and offices where multiple users or spare tools are required.

Advantages

The MemoBe Grafity compasses provide stable adjustment and simple screw-based radius setting, ensuring reproducible circle sizes across uses. The metal pivot and point offer durability for repeated classroom or studio work, while the lightweight construction keeps them easy to handle for students and professionals. Supplied as a set of ten, the pack reduces the need to share instruments and supports group activities or multiple workstations.

Suitable for

• School geometry lessons and exams
• Technical drawing and draft layout on paper and card
• Art and design workshops for creating arcs and circles
• Office tasks requiring templates or precise circle marking

Key specifications

• Quantity: 10 compasses per pack
• Main material: metal pivot and point with lightweight arms
• Adjustment: screw-based radius setting for repeatable sizes
• Working surface: paper, card and similar flat media
• Use type: manual compass for drawing circles and arcs

How to use

To draw a circle, place the pivot point firmly on the chosen center, adjust the arm to the required radius using the screw adjustment, and rotate the compass smoothly to trace the circle. For precise results, keep the pivot point steady and apply even pressure on the drawing end. Replace or sharpen the lead as needed to maintain a clear line. When not in use, store the compasses in a dry place to prevent corrosion of metal parts.

Usage recommendations

For classroom use, distribute individual compasses to students to speed exercises and reduce waiting time. For technical drawing, verify the radius on scrap paper before marking final work. Avoid excessive torque on the adjustment screw to maintain long-term accuracy.