Ručné strúhadlo Pelikan griffix modré

The Pelikan griffix Blue manual pencil sharpener is a compact sharpening tool made of durable plastic. With measurements of 56 mm wide, 60 mm deep and 39 mm high, it fits easily into pencil cases, desk drawers or backpacks. The sharpener is designed to create a fine, precise point on standard wooden pencils and colored pencils, combining simple mechanics with an ergonomic shape for comfortable handling by both children and adults.

Advantages

The durable plastic housing provides lightweight protection and long-lasting use while remaining easy to clean. Its ergonomic form improves grip and control during sharpening, reducing slipping and uneven sharpening. The compact footprint makes it convenient for school and office environments, and the manual mechanism requires no power source. The sharpening blade is positioned to deliver a consistent, fine point suitable for writing and detailed drawing.

Suitable for

• Standard wooden pencils (graphite)
• Colored pencils used in school and hobby projects
• Classroom, home study and office use
• Portable use in pencil cases and backpacks

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic housing
• Color: blue
• Dimensions: 56 mm (width) × 60 mm (depth) × 39 mm (height)
• Type: manual single-blade sharpener
• Suitable pencil diameter: standard wooden and colored pencils
• Weight: lightweight, easy to carry

How to use

Hold the sharpener steady with one hand and insert the pencil into the sharpening hole. Rotate the pencil slowly while maintaining light, even pressure to achieve the desired point. Periodically check the pencil tip to avoid over-sharpening. Empty any shavings from the interior chamber as needed by opening or removing the cover, if the model includes a removable shavings container. Store the sharpener in a dry place after use.

Recommendations

For consistent results, use the sharpener with standard, undamaged wooden pencils and avoid excessive force during rotation. Regularly clear accumulated shavings to maintain performance and inspect the blade for wear; replace the sharpener when sharpening quality declines.