Mechanical pencil Drehgriffel Nr.2 Leuchtturm1917 0.7mm

• Mechanical pencil for graphite pencils made of aluminium and brass with twist action.
• The name Drehgriffel is a combination of the German word "dreh-", for the twist mechanism, and the term "griffel", referring to the oldest writing instrument in the world (from the Greek grapheĩon = writing instrument).
• The design of the letters is inspired by the German Sütterlin script, a type of calligraphy developed by the graphic designer and educator Ludwig Sütterlin, which became widespread in Germany in the 1920s.
• With its hexagonal silhouette and its cone-shaped tip, which, like the rotating head, is of a different colour, the Drehgriffel is particularly eye-catching.
• Unlike the Drehgriffel Nr. 1, the front tip is made of polished steel.
• When you turn the swivel head, the tip clip opens and the lead comes out. Turning the head again closes the clamp and fixes the lead.
• There is a storage box inside to store several leads, so that when one is used up, the next one comes out immediately.
• Presented in a cardboard box in the shape of a prism with a triangular base.
• Lead thickness 0.7 mm, medium hardness (HB).
• Wide range of colours available.
• Length 13 cm.

Make: Leuchtturm1917.