Staedtler Mechanical Pencil Leads 0.7 mm Hardness H – Precise lines for technical and office use
The Staedtler mechanical pencil leads in 0.7 mm thickness with hardness H are designed for fine, clean lines. They are ideal for technical drawings, sketches, or notes in professional and academic settings.
Hardness H (hard) for exact edges and minimal wear
0.7 mm line width provides optimal control for technical applications
Black graphite lead for high-contrast, archive-proof writing
Compatible with all standard mechanical pencils for 0.7 mm leads
What sets the mechanical pencil leads 0.7 H apart
The H hardness delivers particularly strong leads that break less and retain their tip even after prolonged use. The uniform hardness guarantees consistently precise lines without unwanted thickening.
Ideal for...
Technical draftsmen, architects, engineers, and students of technical subjects benefit from the high line precision and break resistance. In the office too, for signatures or marginal notes, the lead is a reliable choice.
How to use the leads
Open the mechanical pencil, insert the lead, and adjust the desired lead hardness if available. For best results, during reloading place the lead slightly backward – the standard position in the tip is sufficient. Change the hardness grade according to application.
Staedtler is a German manufacturer of writing and drawing instruments with a long tradition. The brand stands for quality, precision, and durability. Staedtler mechanical pencil leads are known for their consistent hardness and break resistance, valued by professionals and hobby artists alike.
They are replacement leads for mechanical pencils of 0.7 mm thickness. Hardness H (hard) is particularly suitable for fine, precise lines in technical drawings.
They fit all common mechanical pencils designed for a lead thickness of 0.7 mm.
Besides H (hard), there are HB (medium) and B to 6B (soft to very soft) for different applications. H is mainly used for technical drawings and precise notes.
Yes, the leads are packaged as refills. They replace the used lead in the mechanical pencil and can be changed freely.
The lead is black (graphite) and produces high-contrast, archive-proof lines on white paper.
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