Mechanical pencil Schneider Electric Graffix 0.5 mm, model SR75780, blister pack

Schneider Electric Graffix 0.5 mm mechanical pencil, model SR75780, supplied in a blister pack, is designed for precise writing and technical drawing. The slim barrel and fine 0.5 mm lead produce consistent, accurate lines suitable for detailed notes, diagrams and sketches. The pencil balances control and comfort for extended use in study, drafting or office environments.

Advantages

The pencil offers a stable, slim profile that supports a controlled grip and steady hand movements. Its 0.5 mm lead size provides fine, uniform lines useful for technical drawings and clear handwriting. The blister packaging protects the instrument while keeping it visible for retail display and easy selection. The design is practical for everyday use and fits standard replacement leads.

Suitable for

• Technical drawing and drafting
• Detailed sketching and illustration
• Student note-taking and exam work
• Office paperwork and form filling
• Precision tasks requiring consistent line width

Key specifications

• Lead diameter: 0.5 mm
• Barrel type: slim profile for controlled grip
• Actuation: mechanical push mechanism
• Intended use: writing, technical drawing, sketching
• Packaging: single unit in blister pack for protection and display
• Compatibility: accepts standard 0.5 mm replacement leads

How to use

Advance the lead by pressing the push mechanism at the end of the barrel. Hold the pencil with a relaxed yet controlled grip close to the tip for accurate lines. Replace worn lead by removing any remaining stub and inserting a new 0.5 mm lead into the chamber according to the mechanism design. Store the pencil in its blister or in a pencil case to protect the tip and mechanism when not in use.

Usage recommendations

For best results in technical drawing, use high-quality 0.5 mm leads of appropriate hardness; HB or H grades are commonly suitable for general precision work. Apply light, consistent pressure to maintain line uniformity and avoid lead breakage.