Code: 4573410900414

Brand: Mitsubishi Pencil

Model: M56561P.33

Product Color: Blue

Product Size: Height 1.2, Width 14.6, Depth 1

Product Weight: 11.9

About this product
Size: Shaft diameter 10.5mm, Thickness 12.4mm, Total length 146mm
Weight: 11.8g
Mechanism: Click type
Core diameter 0.5mm
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Writing instrument shape: Mechanical graphite pencil
Color: Blue
Ink color: Blue
Target age: Adults | Children | Teenagers About this product
Size: Shaft diameter 10.5mm, Thickness 12.4mm, Total length 146mm
Weight: 11.8g
Mechanism: Click type
Core diameter 0.5mm
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Shipping size: Height 18.9, Width 5, Depth 1.2

Shipping weight: 20

Mechanical pencil with a sharp tip that rotates the lead
This is a mechanical pencil equipped with the newly developed automatic lead rotation mechanism "Kurutoga Engine" that focuses on the tip of the lead for the first time, and comes with a rubber grip.
The "Kurutoga" mechanical pencil keeps the lead rotating, preventing the lines from thickening.
Even during long writing sessions, the lead does not wear unevenly, allowing for consistent writing. Manufacturer's explanation.
A mechanical pencil that rotates the lead tip continuously.

This series adopts motifs popular among male students, such as color schemes and fashion elements, into the Kurutoga shaft design. It features a rubber grip for comfortable long-term writing.

About the 'KURUTOGA' series, where the lead keeps rotating and sharpening.

The internal mechanism is divided into three gears, with a middle gear connected to the lead that moves up and down using the pressure applied when writing. Additionally, the upper and lower gears mesh diagonally, causing the middle gear and lead to rotate slightly each time a line is drawn. This is a newly developed mechanism that focuses on the tip of the lead for the first time.

Developed with a focus on the tip of the lead for the first time.

The internal mechanism is divided into three gears, with a middle gear connected to the lead that moves up and down using the pressure applied when writing. Additionally, the upper and lower gears mesh diagonally, causing the middle gear and lead to rotate slightly each time a line is drawn. This is a newly developed mechanism that focuses on the tip of the lead for the first time. Conventional mechanical pencils tend to wear unevenly at the tip when used continuously, causing lines to become thicker or thinner over time. Moreover, the unevenly worn tip can catch on paper when turned, causing lead powder to stain notebooks and other surfaces. The Kurutoga mechanical pencil rotates the lead slightly each time the paper is pressed and released, with the middle gear moving up and down, and the diagonal teeth causing the lead to rotate gradually. As the lead rotates, the Kurutoga mark on the body of the pencil moves accordingly. This mechanism ensures that the tip of the lead sharpens itself in real-time during writing, maintaining a pointed shape at all times, enabling fine and dark continuous lines.