Pencil Tetis PIXELL hexagonal H2 set of 12 – graphite writing pencil, wood casing

Tetis PIXELL hexagonal H2 set of 12 are graphite writing pencils with a hexagonal wooden casing designed for everyday writing, drawing and drafting. Each pencil features H2-grade lead that balances line clarity and moderate darkness, making it suitable for notes, sketches and technical work. The hexagonal shape prevents rolling and provides a stable grip, while the wooden casing is crafted for reliable sharpening and handling.

Advantages

The pencils combine medium-hard H2 graphite with a durable wooden body, offering consistent line quality and easy sharpening. The hexagonal profile improves control and reduces rolling on flat surfaces. Supplied in a set of 12, this pack ensures an adequate supply for school, office or studio use and supports a range of tasks from writing to light sketching and drafting.

Suitable for

• Everyday handwriting and note-taking
• Schoolwork and classroom use
• Sketching and preliminary drawing
• Technical drafting and diagramming
• Office tasks and general stationery needs

Key specifications

• Lead grade: H2 (medium-hard graphite)
• Quantity: set of 12 pencils
• Barrel shape: hexagonal for improved grip and anti-roll
• Casing material: wood suitable for standard sharpening
• Intended use: writing, drawing and drafting

How to use

Select a pencil from the set and sharpen with a standard pencil sharpener until the desired point is achieved. Use the H2 lead for tasks requiring moderate darkness and precise lines; apply light to medium pressure for routine writing and drawing, and slightly firmer pressure for darker strokes or clearer technical lines. Replace pencils as the lead wears down and store the set in a dry place to preserve the wooden casing and lead integrity.

Usage recommendations

For sustained precision in drawing and drafting, keep a range of sharpeners on hand and maintain a consistent point angle. Use softer shading techniques with multiple light passes rather than heavy pressure to avoid breaking the medium-hard lead. Store unused pencils in their original packaging or a pencil case to protect the points and wood from moisture.