Difference between revisions of "Auto-Advance mechanism"
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| − | ! Brand !! Model name !! Additional Features / | + | ! Brand !! Model name !! Additional Features / Informations |
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| BIC || AI || [[Shaker mechanism]] with lead lock when the lead sleeve is retracted | | BIC || AI || [[Shaker mechanism]] with lead lock when the lead sleeve is retracted | ||
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| [[Faber-Castell]] || Poly Matic || Twist-extendable eraser | | [[Faber-Castell]] || Poly Matic || Twist-extendable eraser | ||
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| − | | [[Faber-Castell]] || TK Matic <ref name="moramaxcomment">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4vxcjXoJ3o&lc=Ugx7BXsMRUTQN3VLcqN4AaABAg Moramax's comment] on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4vxcjXoJ3o memm's Orenznero video]</ref> || | + | | [[Faber-Castell]] || TK-Matic L 9725 <ref name="moramaxcomment">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4vxcjXoJ3o&lc=Ugx7BXsMRUTQN3VLcqN4AaABAg Moramax's comment] on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4vxcjXoJ3o memm's Orenznero video]</ref> || |
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| Fila || Temagraph Automatic || Auto-advancement only | | Fila || Temagraph Automatic || Auto-advancement only | ||
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| Pentel || Orenznero || Orenz system to prevent lead breakage; also available in super-thin 0.2mm lead size (as for the Orenz family) | | Pentel || Orenznero || Orenz system to prevent lead breakage; also available in super-thin 0.2mm lead size (as for the Orenz family) | ||
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| − | | Pilot || Automac || [[Double-Knock mechanism|Double-knock mechanism]]; metal body | + | | Pentel || Technomatic PN3015 || |
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| + | | Pentel || QX PN305 || | ||
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| + | | Pilot || Automac E-500 || | ||
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| + | | Pilot || Automac HAT-3SR || [[Double-Knock mechanism|Double-knock mechanism]]; metal body | ||
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| + | | Pilot || H-5005 || | ||
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| + | | Platinum || Hayaai 1000 Point Push-Matic|| | ||
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| + | | Platinum || Hayaai II|| | ||
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| Porsche Design || Porsche Design automatic <ref name="moramaxcomment" />|| Made by Faber-Castell | | Porsche Design || Porsche Design automatic <ref name="moramaxcomment" />|| Made by Faber-Castell | ||
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| − | | Zebra || Frisha || [[Shaker mechanism]] | + | | Sakura || AT-MATIC AT300 || |
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| + | | Staedtler || Micromatic 777 || All-metal body | ||
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| + | | Tombow || Runner || | ||
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| + | | Zebra || Frisha MA40 || [[Shaker mechanism]] | ||
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| + | | Zebra || Knockless || Side button to retract the lead | ||
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Revision as of 04:04, 3 January 2020
Some auto-advance pencils. Left to right: two different models of Faber-Castell Grip Matic, a Faber-Castell Poly Matic, a BIC AI, and two Maped Automatic (0.5mm and 0.7mm)
Auto-advance or auto-feed mechanical pencils don't need any action to advance the lead because of their particular mechanism: a spring-loaded sliding sleeve (usually a plastic cone) pushes out more lead every time it is pressed and released from the paper. In order to work, it is required to write with a very little amount of lead coming outside the tip, and practically to drag the lead sleeve on the paper. Most of the time these pencils are also provided with a push button mechanism, and can be used in the classical way.
Auto-advance pencil models
| Brand | Model name | Additional Features / Informations |
|---|---|---|
| BIC | AI | Shaker mechanism with lead lock when the lead sleeve is retracted |
| Dixon Ticonderoga | Sensematic+ | Auto-advancement only |
| Eberhard Faber | EFAmatic | Auto-advancement only |
| Faber-Castell | Alpha Matic [1] | |
| Faber-Castell | DS Matic | |
| Faber-Castell | Grip Matic | |
| Faber-Castell | Poly Matic | Twist-extendable eraser |
| Faber-Castell | TK-Matic L 9725 [1] | |
| Fila | Temagraph Automatic | Auto-advancement only |
| Ohto | Auto Sharp | |
| Ohto | Horizon | Double-knock mechanism with side button to retract the tip; metal body |
| Ohto | No-Noc | metal body |
| Ohto | Radial | Spring loaded clip; metal body; radial tyre shaped rubber grip |
| M&G | Comrade | Auto-advancement only; side button to retract the lead |
| Magic House | Autolead Pencil | Auto-advancement only |
| Maped | Automatic | |
| Paper Mate | Auto Advance | |
| Paper Mate | Advancer | Auto-advancement only; disposable pencil (not refillable) |
| Pentel | Orenznero | Orenz system to prevent lead breakage; also available in super-thin 0.2mm lead size (as for the Orenz family) |
| Pentel | Technomatic PN3015 | |
| Pentel | QX PN305 | |
| Pilot | Automac E-500 | |
| Pilot | Automac HAT-3SR | Double-knock mechanism; metal body |
| Pilot | H-5005 | |
| Platinum | Hayaai 1000 Point Push-Matic | |
| Platinum | Hayaai II | |
| Porsche Design | Porsche Design automatic [1] | Made by Faber-Castell |
| Sakura | AT-MATIC AT300 | |
| Staedtler | Micromatic 777 | All-metal body |
| Tombow | Runner | |
| Zebra | Frisha MA40 | Shaker mechanism |
| Zebra | Knockless | Side button to retract the lead |