Koh-i-noor Eraser Pencil Set | Era 6312 | Set of 5 - Fine Highlights

Erase fine lines and lift precise highlights with a pencil you sharpen to a point. This Koh-i-noor Hardtmuth set has 5 Era 6312 eraser pencils, each an eraser core in a white wood casing with a gold end cap, on a blister card.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Highlights in graphite and charcoal drawings
• Cleaning edges and small areas
• Hair and texture details
• Technical and graphic work

Compatibility

Works with: graphite and charcoal drawings on paper.

Pairs well with: a pencil sharpener and a kneadable eraser.

Not suitable for: ink or paint, which an eraser cannot lift.

How to Use

1. Sharpen gently like a pencil to expose the eraser core.
2. Erase with light strokes along the line or highlight.
3. Sharpen again when the point wears round.

Before You Buy

• A sharpener is not included.
• Not the same as the pack of 5 dark green eraser pens; this set is the Koh-i-noor Era 6312 with white casings.

You will Need

• erasers and sharpeners

You may also like

• sketch and mechanical pencils
• charcoal and graphite sticks
• art paper sheets

Frequently Asked Questions

How many eraser pencils are in this Koh-i-noor pack?
5 Era 6312 eraser pencils with white wood casings and gold end caps.

How is it different from the pack of 5 dark green eraser pens?
Both packs hold 5 sharpenable eraser pencils. This set is Koh-i-noor Era 6312 with white casings; the other pack has dark green casings.

Which sharpener should I use?
A standard sharpener for wood cased pencils. Turn gently so the soft eraser core does not snap.

Eraser pencil or kneadable eraser: which should I pick?
An eraser pencil sharpens to a point to erase fine lines and crisp highlights. A kneadable eraser, such as the Koh-i-noor 6423, presses and lifts tone with no crumbs. Pick the pencil for precise lines and the kneadable one for soft lightening.