The Kuru Toga, has a core rotation mechanism that continually rotates the pencil lead as you write. The lead is twisted through a spring-loaded clutch, it works by twisting incrementally every time you lift the pencil up (i.e. during printing words, etc). This allows a uniform wearing of the pencil lead so that it always remains as a pointed tip. Not only does it solve the above problems, but it also gives you an amazingly thin line.
You are effectively using only 50% of the lead area that you were previously using with your old mechanical pencil. Thus, a 0.3 mm Kuru Toga will write incredibly thin lines and have less breakage than a standard 0.3 mm mechanical pencil. There are several model within Kurutoga

• Standard model : this is the basic type
• Roulette model : has a rubber grip , which is ergonomic and easy to handle

The Uni-ball Shift Pipe Lock Mechanical Pencil has a unique shift and lock mechanism that allows you to protect the pencil tip during travels. The upper body shifts forward to create a body transformation as it protects the guide pipe and lead from breakage. The pencil also has a nice weight and features a low center of gravity to allow stable writing and reduce hand fatigue. The finely designed grip is etched with many grooves to offer a non-slip grip, and the guide pipe tip allows great visibility. The upper body is made of plastic while the grip and tip is made of metal.

Everything about this pen, from its solid construction to its carefully-formulated ink, ensures a wonderful writing experience. The sturdy tip does not bend or break, even with heavy-handed use. The pigment-based ink flows smoothly and is waterproof, fade-resistant, and feather-resistant. Much of that is due to special viscous properties of the ink. The ink is viscous while in the barrel, but as it passes through the pen tip during writing, the viscosity drops. This results in smooth ink flow. Immediately after it hits the paper, the ink returns to its viscous state, which prevents feathering.
There are 2 types :

• Signo Angelic : 0.7mm
• Signo Broad 1.0mm

Aluminum material is used for the tip shaft and eraser cap!
Sophisticated design and ease of use are improved

Propus Window Highlighters enable you to read what you are highlighting as you highlight!
A transparent window is imbedded into the broad tip of the highlighter so you can see exactly what you are highlighting. The Propus Window is also a dual-tip highlighter with a 4.0 mm and 0.6 mm highlighter tip for underlining.
Available in 2 colors.

Oil base paint in a handy marker. The most popular paint marker on the market.
Marks on virtually every surface. Extensively used by manufacturers, construction professionals and hobbyists.
Great for marking sheet metal, auto parts, glass, pipes, wood, concrete, leather, stone, tile.

For many pencil lovers, nothing can beat the satisfying feel of a real wooden pencil. Hi-Uni is Uni Mitsubishi's best-selling highest-level wooden pencil line with an incredible selection of 22 hardness grades. The luxurious pencils write in rich, dark, and even lines. Beautiful to write with as well as look at, these wooden pencils will be a marvelous addition to your art tool collection.

This set of 22 pencils gives you a delicious taste of all 22 hardness grades ranging from 10B to 10H. Imagine the extensive variety of shades and lines you will be able to draw with this set.

There are 2 types. Uni This is standard quality Hi Uni This is High quality, more black Sold by dozen (12 pcs)

A dermatograph is a colored pencil made of rolled paper and is used in block printing instead of a lithographic crayon when doing lithographs.

A dermatograph is made of paper wound into a pencil shape. Unlike a conventional pencil, it is unique in that the composite core is largely comprised of wax. This allows it to demonstrate similar characteristics to the hard lithographic crayons when drawing. However, because they have less oil content than lithographic crayons, when using a printing plate, tincture is needed to strengthen the sensitization sections (tincture replacement).

Dermatographs were first sold by Mitsubishi Pencil in 1955. The word comes from a combination of the Greek words, “dermato”, meaning skin, and “graph”, meaning to draw: Literally, draw on skin. As the name suggests, the dermatograph can be used to draw on surfaces such as skin, glass, metal and film which is difficult with a conventional pencil. Today, the features of the dermatograph are used in a variety of applications.

The Mitsubishi Dermatograph pencils are like upscale versions of your typical grease pencil. Available in several bright colors, these soft colored pencils are perfect for writing on glass, metal, plastics, ceramic, vinyl, cellophane, and marks can be removed from any non-porous smooth surface. The paper wrapping can be removed by pulling the inside thread, which will in turn expose more of the soft colored lead. Several colors available.

Pencil dimensions: Approximately 6.9 inches (17.5 cm) long and 0.3 inches (8 mm) in diameter.