NEO tools 13-802 graphite pencil 1 pc(s)

NEO tools 13-802 graphite glass pencil is a 240 mm marking tool designed for precise lines and points on glass and ceramic surfaces. The pencil features a yellow wooden casing for high visibility on busy workbenches and is fitted with R hardness graphite, suitable for creating clear, reliable marks without excessive scratching. With a selected wood body that helps protect the graphite core from breakage, this single-piece pencil is intended for both professional trades such as glassblowing and glazing and for DIY tasks that require accurate marking on smooth surfaces.

Advantages

The yellow casing improves visibility and reduces the chance of misplacement during work. The wooden body is made from selected material to provide mechanical protection for the graphite and to facilitate sharpening. R hardness graphite delivers adequate contrast on glass and ceramic while minimising surface damage. At 240 mm length the pencil offers comfortable handling and extended reach for typical marking operations.

Suitable for

• Marking cut lines and drilling points on glass panes
• Applying reference marks on ceramic tiles and sanitary ware
• Use by glaziers, glassblowers and workshop technicians
• DIY home renovation and precision hobby projects involving glass

Key specifications

• Type: glass and ceramic marking pencil
• Graphite hardness: R
• Body material: selected wood for increased durability
• Casing colour: yellow for high visibility
• Length: 240 mm
• Weight: 10 g (single unit)

How to use

Sharpen the pencil to a suitable tip using a standard pencil sharpener or a craft knife, taking care to avoid excessive pressure that could fracture the core. Hold the pencil at a shallow angle to the glass or ceramic surface and apply light, steady pressure to leave a visible mark without scratching. For drilling or cutting layouts, mark reference points and lines clearly and verify alignment before proceeding with cutting or drilling operations. Store the pencil in a dry place to preserve the wooden casing and graphite integrity.

Usage recommendations

Use on clean, dry surfaces for best visibility. When working on finished or polished glass, test the mark on an inconspicuous area first to confirm it removes cleanly if required. Keep spare pencils on hand for continuous work and replace if the graphite becomes too short or crumbly.