0.9mm Mechanical Pencil Mechanism with Lead Tube and Allen Key for Writing, Sketching, and Shading
This 0.9mm mechanical pencil mechanism provides a consistent, smooth line for writing, sketching, shading, and less detailed technical drawing. It is designed for the Modern Fuel mechanical pencil body and can be exchanged with the other mechanism sizes supported by that body.
The mechanism is made from 100% metal, with parts in raw brass, chrome-plated brass, and stainless steel. The 0.9mm format produces a bolder line than finer lead sizes and suits users moving from pen-style writing or working with stronger lines and shading.
Includes a 0.9mm mechanism, a tube of lead, and an Allen key.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a complete mechanical pencil?
No. This listing is for the 0.9mm mechanism and included accessories; the pencil body is not listed as included.
What lead size does this mechanism use?
It uses 0.9mm lead.
What is included with the mechanism?
A 0.9mm mechanism, a tube of lead, and an Allen key are included.
Can the mechanism be changed to another size?
Yes. The other mechanisms are not included here.
Features
- 0.9mm lead format for a bolder writing and drawing line
- 100% metal construction
- Raw brass, chrome-plated brass, and stainless steel parts
- Interchangeable mechanism format for the Modern Fuel mechanical pencil body
- Includes a tube of lead and Allen key
Specifications
- Product type: Mechanical pencil mechanism
- Lead size: 0.9mm
- Construction: 100% metal
- Part materials: Raw brass, chrome-plated brass, and stainless steel
- Included items: 0.9mm mechanism, tube of lead, Allen key
- Variant: Default Title
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a complete mechanical pencil?
No. This listing is for the 0.9mm mechanism and included accessories; the pencil body is not listed as included.
What lead size does this mechanism use?
It uses 0.9mm lead.
What is included with the mechanism?
A 0.9mm mechanism, a tube of lead, and an Allen key are included.
Can the mechanism be changed to another size?
Yes. The other mechanisms are not included here.