Sharpie Liquid Pencil – Pencil Technology Moves on

Newell Rubbermaid has announced the latest innovation from Sharpie, the largest writing brand in the US that indicates that the simple pencil is evolving.  The introduction of liquid graphite technology will mean that broken leads and dull points will be consigned to history. You can find out more about graphite and pencil lead in our guide  Where Does Pencil Lead Come From?

Sharpie Liquid Pencil

The Sharpie Liquid Pencil produces a line comparable to the traditional No.2 or HB and writes smoothly like a pen but is erasable for up to three days before becoming more permanent. As the graphite is liquid, there is no lead to break so no need to sharpen and the writing will not smudge or smear and you also cant get lead poisoning.

Sally Grimes, Vice President of Marketing for Newell Rubbermaid’s Markers, Highlighters, Art & Organization global business unit says  “It solves the No. 1 consumer dissatisfaction with mechanical pencils – breaking leads – while also giving users the added confidence of stronger, darker lines that stand the test of time, plus the ability to erase and edit as they go.”

The new pencils are expected to hit the market in early September

Editors Update see what this You Tube reviewer thinks of the Sharpie Liquid Pencil in this video:

 

You may also be interested in taking a look at what we think are the Top 10 Drafting and Mechanical Pencils.

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Tony Bridges

As a seasoned journalist and freelance writer, I've spent over three decades telling stories and exploring the world through the written word. With a passion for writing instruments, I found my niche at The Pen Vibe, a blog that shares our collective fascination with pens, pencils, and other tools that have shaped the art of writing.

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