قلم رصاص فابر كاستل جولد فابر (1221) جرافيت بدون ممحاة (3H) مقاوم للكسر، كتابة نظيفة وسلسة، مثالي لطلاب المدارس، جسم أزرق ذهبي علبة من (12) قلم

3H indicates a relatively hard graphite lead, which creates lighter, finer lines, reduces smudging, and extends the point life. It’s well-suited for fine detail, cross-hatching, and precise technical work.

SV core stands for a strong full-length bond that helps prevent internal fractures when the pencil is under pressure or dropped. This makes the pencil more durable and resistant to breaking during ruling and drawing.

The combination of a strong SV-core bonding and robust wood casing reduces the likelihood of the core snapping under pressure, helping you maintain clean, precise lines over longer sessions.

Since there’s no eraser at the tip, use a separate eraser for clean corrections. You can pair this pencil with a suitable eraser or choose a variant that includes an eraser if you need an all-in-one option.

The grade (3H) is printed on the barrel for fast identification when you’re handling mixed sets or switching between pencils.

Ideal for technical drawing, maps, architectural sketches, precise guidelines, and school assignments that require clean, fine lines and a long-lasting point without heavy shading.

Sharpen with a sharp, high-quality pencil sharpener. Use light pressure to avoid unnecessary wear, rotate the pencil during sharpening to keep the point even, and store upright to protect the tip.

Graphite pencils like this one are generally non-toxic and designed for classroom use. They meet common safety guidelines for art materials used by students.

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Choose 3H for fine, light guidelines, precise lines, and less smudging. If you need darker lines or shading, consider B, 2B, or HB grades. Selecting the right grade depends on whether you prioritize line precision, erasing ease, or shading.

A 12-count box provides a reliable supply for classrooms or studios, often offering better per-pencil value and reducing the need for frequent repurchases during ongoing projects.