Pencil set Arrtx LC303571 — drawing sketch set 14 pcs, grades 4H–8B

ARRTX professional drawing pencil set contains 14 graphite pencils with hardness grades from 4H to 8B. The pencils have a color-coded design that indicates the different hardness levels. High-quality materials and advanced bonding technology produce smooth handling: the pencils are easy to sharpen and erase, have break-resistant graphite cores and provide comfortable control for extended sketching sessions. The variety of grades supports precise lines, tonal transitions and shading suitable for technical drawing, sketching and detailed illustrations.

Advantages

The set includes a broad range of hardnesses (4H–8B) for versatile tonal control and layering. Break-resistant graphite cores reduce the risk of tip breakage during use. Hexagonal (honeycomb) shaped barrels improve grip and prevent rolling. Constructed from quality wood, the pencils sharpen cleanly and erase reliably. The compact box keeps the pencils organized and makes the set convenient to store or give as a gift.

Suitable for

• Sketching and shading
• Technical drawing and drafting
• Illustration and detailed line work
• Art students and design studies

Key specifications

• Set contents: 14 graphite pencils (grades 4H, 3H, 2H, H, F, HB, B, 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B), unsharpened
• Box: 1 compact package, size 60 x 180 x 20 mm
• Weight: 100 g
• Brand: Arrtx, MPN: LC303571, EAN: 6974703124971

How to use

Select a pencil grade appropriate for the desired line or tone and sharpen before use. Use harder grades (H–4H) for fine lines, technical drawing and light construction lines; use softer grades (B–8B) for shading, washes and rich dark tones. Hold the pencil in the manner that provides the best control for the technique—upright for precise lines or at a lower angle for broader strokes and shading. Erase and refine with a suitable eraser and resharpen as needed.

Recommendations

For long-lasting performance, store pencils in the provided box and avoid dropping them to reduce core fractures. Use a quality sharpener to preserve the core and wood, and pair the pencil grades with paper of appropriate tooth for optimal results.