Accessories for sharpening coloured pencils and pencils

Sharpeners

Sharpeners for sharpening coloured pencils and pencils are available in a single, double and triple pack. We are constantly checking and optimizing the quality of our sharpeners. It is usually advisable to replace sharpeners after approx. 12 fully used up pencils to avoid broken leads due to blunt sharpener blades. The sleeve sharpener received the ISPA Award 2007 - further proof that even something as simple as a sharpener can be improved – true to the Faber-Castell motto: Making the ordinary extraordinarily good.
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Faber-Castell - Trio sharpening box Colour Grip 2001
Trio sharpening box Colour Grip 2001
Faber-Castell - Combi eraser-sharpener mini assorted colours
Combi eraser-sharpener mini assorted colours
Faber-Castell - Eraser-sharpener combination berry-blue
Eraser-sharpener combination berry-blue
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Faber-Castell - Eraser-sharpener combination Mini
Eraser-sharpener combination Mini
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Faber-Castell - Combi eraser-sharpener mini blue
Combi eraser-sharpener mini blue
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Faber-Castell - Combi eraser-sharpener ass. colours 19
Combi eraser-sharpener ass. colours 19
Faber-Castell - Single hole sharpening box Sleeve Mini red/blue
Single hole sharpening box Sleeve Mini red/blue
Faber-Castell - Single hole sharpening box Sleeve Mini black
Single hole sharpening box Sleeve Mini black
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Faber-Castell - Sharpener Sleeve Mini trend
Sharpener Sleeve Mini trend
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Interesting facts about sharpeners

Preventing lead breaks

Always make sure that your sharpener still has a sharp blade. Blunt blades fray/tear the wood and leave the lead susceptible to breaking - at least on the more delicate/softer coloured pencils. The dreaded breaking of the tip / lead is often caused by an old or blunt sharpener and not the pencil.