Pencil Tetis PIXELL HEX H3 – pack of 12, hexagonal graphite writing pencils, model KV060-H3

Tetis PIXELL KV060-H3 is a pack of 12 hexagonal graphite writing pencils with H3 hardness grade. These pencils combine a durable medium-hard core and a hexagonal wooden body to deliver consistent lines for writing, sketching and technical drawing. The design reduces rolling on flat surfaces and provides a comfortable hold for extended use in school, office or home environments.

Advantages

The hexagonal shape offers improved grip and prevents pencils from rolling off desks. The H3 graphite grade produces fine, precise lines with reduced smudging compared to softer leads, making it suitable for accurate drafting and note-taking. Supplied as a pack of 12, these pencils ensure a reliable stock for classrooms, offices or creative tasks.

Suitable for

• Technical drawing and drafting
• Note-taking and everyday writing
• Sketching with fine, controlled lines
• School supplies and classroom use
• Office stationery and administrative tasks

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 pencils per pack
• Body shape: hexagonal wooden barrel for anti-roll and grip
• Core material: graphite
• Hardness grade: H3 (hard)
• Typical uses: writing, sketching, technical drawing

How to use

Sharpen the pencil to the desired point using a compatible sharpener. Hold the hexagonal body between thumb and fingers to benefit from the ergonomic grip while writing or drawing. For technical drawings, maintain a consistent angle and pressure to achieve uniform line width; for writing and note-taking, shorter strokes with moderate pressure preserve the tip and produce clear results. Replace pencils as the core becomes too short for comfortable handling.

Usage recommendations

Store pencils in a dry place away from extreme heat to preserve the wooden body and graphite core. Use a quality sharpener for a clean point and consider a mechanical pencil for tasks requiring extremely fine, uniform lines; however, Tetis PIXELL H3 pencils are a practical choice when a firm, precise lead is preferred.