SOLA pencil leads set TLM2 grey 6 pcs for carpenter's pencils

Set of 6 SOLA TLM2 grey pencil leads designed for use in carpenter's and construction pencils. These replaceable leads match the size and shape of SOLA TLM2 model pencils and are intended for marking tasks on wood, drywall and other common building materials. Grey leads offer clear, visible lines without excessive smudging, facilitating accurate layout and cutting lines at the worksite.

Advantages

Compatible design ensures easy replacement in compatible carpenter's pencils without additional modification. The grey pigment produces distinguishable marks on a variety of surfaces used in construction and woodworking. Supplied as a set of six, the package reduces interruptions on the job by providing several spare leads. The leads are shaped to fit TLM2-style holders, maintaining consistent line width and durability under typical site conditions.

Suitable for

• Marking timber and lumber for cutting and joinery
• Layout and measurement markings on drywall and plasterboard
• On-site carpentry and general construction marking
• Woodworking shop tasks requiring replaceable pencil leads

Key specifications

• Quantity: 6 leads per set
• Color: grey
• Compatibility: designed for SOLA TLM2-style carpenter's pencils
• Intended use: marking on wood, drywall and similar building materials

How to use

Open the carpenter's pencil holder according to the pencil manufacturer's instructions and remove the spent lead. Insert a replacement SOLA TLM2 grey lead into the holder until it is secured. Use the pencil to draw layout lines, cutting guides or measurement marks, applying moderate pressure to avoid breakage. Replace leads as they wear down to maintain a consistent line width and marking quality.

Usage recommendations

Store leads in a dry place and avoid excessive bending or twisting when inserting to prevent breakage. For the best results on rough or dusty surfaces, keep the lead tip sharp and renew as necessary. Use the grey leads for visible, general-purpose marking rather than fine drafting where graphite grades are required.