Pencil Tetis PIXELL hexagonal B3 — pack of 12 (MPN 445927)

Tetis PIXELL hexagonal B3 — pack of 12 contains twelve graphite pencils designed for everyday writing, sketching and classroom use. Each pencil has a hexagonal wooden barrel that provides a stable grip and reduces rolling on flat surfaces. The standard graphite core produces consistent medium-dark lines suitable for note-taking, general-purpose drawing and quick sketches, while the wood casing accepts ordinary sharpeners for straightforward maintenance.

Advantages

The hexagonal shape improves handling and prevents pencils from rolling away during use. A uniform graphite grade across the pack ensures predictable line quality and tonal consistency for sketches and written text. The wooden barrel is compatible with standard sharpeners and offers tactile feedback that supports controlled strokes and precise writing. Pack of twelve provides a reliable supply for classrooms, offices or art practice.

Suitable for

• Schoolwork and classroom activities
• Everyday office writing and note-taking
• Quick sketches, drafts and concept drawing
• Practice and study of shading and line control

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 pencils per pack
• Barrel shape: Hexagonal wooden casing for secure grip
• Core type: Graphite suitable for writing and sketching
• Lead grade: Medium (B3 tonal range)
• Compatibility: Fits standard manual and desktop sharpeners

How to use

Hold the hexagonal barrel between thumb and fingers for a comfortable, non-rolling grip. Sharpen the pencil with a manual or electric sharpener until the desired point is achieved. Use light, even pressure for sketches or shading and firmer pressure for darker lines when writing. Store the pack in a dry place to prevent warping of the wooden casing and keep spare pencils for uninterrupted use.

Usage recommendations

For longer-lasting points while sketching, rotate the pencil regularly to distribute wear evenly and sharpen as needed. When using for detailed drawing, choose a slightly sharper point; for shading, slightly blunt the tip to create softer tones.