Mitsubishi Pencil Kuru Toga 0.5Mm Mechanical Pencil - Black ()

The Mitsubishi Pencil Kuru Toga 0.5mm Mechanical Pencil in Black is designed for precision and comfort, making it a perfect tool for writing, drawing, and sketching. Its unique rotating lead mechanism ensures that the pencil lead remains sharp and consistent, providing clean and accurate lines every time. Whether you are a student, artist, or professional, this pencil offers a smooth writing experience that enhances your productivity and creativity.

Crafted with a lightweight plastic body and finished in sleek matte black, the pencil combines durability with an elegant design. The included metal clip adds convenience by allowing you to carry it securely in your pocket or notebook. Additionally, the package comes with a set of Mitsubishi Kuru Toga 0.5mm leads, so you can start using it right away without the need for extra purchases.

• Product Material: Plastic

• Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Pencil

• Made in: Japan

• Unique rotating lead mechanism keeps the lead sharp for precise and consistent lines
• Lightweight and durable plastic body with an elegant matte black finish
• Includes metal clip for easy carrying and accessibility
• Comes with a pack of 0.5mm leads to start writing immediately
• Ideal for writing, drawing, and sketching with smooth and consistent performance

To use the Mitsubishi Pencil Kuru Toga, simply press the tip gently against the paper and write as usual. The rotating mechanism automatically turns the lead with each stroke, maintaining a sharp point. When the lead wears down, click the top button to extend more lead. Replace the lead by removing the eraser cap and inserting new 0.5mm leads as needed. Keep the pencil capped or stored safely to avoid damage.

Keep the pencil clean by wiping it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture to maintain the integrity of the plastic body and mechanism. Store in a pencil case or protective holder to prevent damage or loss. Replace leads carefully to avoid jamming the mechanism, and avoid applying excessive pressure while writing to prolong the life of the lead and pencil.