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KSh350- Perfect for sketch artists
- Lead does not crumble
- Lead does not dirty the hands
- Length 176.5 mm / Diameter 8.5 mm / Lead diameter 4 mm
- Available graduations: 2H, H, HB, B, 2B, 3B
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KSh230- available in 4 degrees: HB, 2B, 4B, 6B
- Made of refined, compressed willow charcoal blended with organic blacks.
- Oil free and blendable
- Ideal for drawing class, painting, sketching, still life and portraits
- Additional uses: applying patterns on canvas and transfer a design or to draw directly onto fabric.
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KSh200 – KSh250- Premium quality drawing pencil with unbelievably break-resistant lead!
- Particularly suitable for writing, drawing, sketching and hatching, as well as for professional graphic and artistic applications on paper and matte drawing film
- The super-bonded lead wears evenly and is easy to erase and sharpen
- First-class materials and manufacturing processes guarantee outstanding and unbeatable product quality
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KSh245- thick leads and a thin lacquer coating for clean handling and a quality feel
- available in five degrees of hardness
- high degree of light-fastness
- high pigment density
- sharpen easily in any pencil sharpener
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KSh360 – KSh440- These pencils are suited to both drawing and sketching.
- With a sharpened lead, the drawing is lively and accurate; with a half-worn lead, the work is more spontaneous and free.
- Available in different degrees of hardness ranging from H to 3B.
- Length 176.5mm / Diameter 8.5mm / Lead diameter 5mm.
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KSh140One of the strongest and highest quality series of leads on the market. Formulated under an exclusive process to improve strength yet retain blackness and smoothness. These leads require only light pressure to create dark, clean lines. Super Hi-Polymer formula reduces the risk of lead breakage and consequently saves lead. Packaged in plastic tubes. Twelve leads per tube except where noted.
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KSh350- ideal for sketching, drawing and tonal work
- features one of each of B, 2B, 4B and 6B
- they combine the silky smooth advantages of graphite for sharp lines and the velvety richness of charcoal for deep black lines
- produce nice soft lines
- have no shine when laid down on paper.
