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David Hayward Grip Hexagonal Scribbler
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DESCRIPTION
Scribbler系列中的重量级之作。
Grip Hexagonal Scribbler以实心黄铜精密加工而成,经手工抛光并施以坚固的镀镍工艺,专为钟情于书写工具厚重质感的用户打造。表面采用拉丝处理,赋予这支自动铅笔精致的工业质感,且历久弥新。
人体工学模压橡胶握把在素描时提供完美的平衡感,而六角形笔身的平整侧面则非常适合镌刻姓名或标志。六角造型同时也意味着它绝不会从桌面滚落。
这支自动铅笔重达50克,握感十足分量 - 在美国尤其因其令人满足的厚重感而备受青睐。旋开笔尾端盖,即可用作笔芯削尖器。
活动笔夹机构可装载5.6mm石墨笔芯。
这支自动铅笔以礼盒包装呈现。
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