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Latest revision as of 15:17, 17 August 2017
| Wopex Neon Line | |
|---|---|
| Also called: | Staedtler 180 |
| Manufacturer: | Staedtler |
| Pen Type: | Pencil |
| First released: | 2013 |
| Discontinued: | Still available |
| Made in : | Germany |
Market Introduction[edit]
Staedtler's Neon Line was introduced at Frankfurt's Paperworld in January 2013. Neon refers to the fluoresent body of these pencils. The pencils themselves contain normal Wopex graphite leads.[1]
Naming[edit]
Back then the pencils were still Wopex labelled, but the latest Neon Line pencils are sold without Wopex or even 180 printed on the front of the cover.[1]
Pencils in this Series[edit]
The Neon Line includes the following pencils[1]
- neon yellow - article number: 180 HB-F1
- neon orange - article number: 180 HB-F4
- neon pink - article number: 180 HB-F20
- neon purple - article number: 180 HB-F61
- neon green - article number: 180 HB-F50
- neon blue - article number: 180 HB-F30
Pencil Sets in this Series[edit]
There are different versions of this set, including sets with erasers and sharpeners. The current Staedtler UK web site lists different sets:[1]
- Article number: 180F BK3-1 a blistercard containing one HB pencil each in neon yellow, neon pink, neon purple
- Article number: 180FSBK3-1 as above, but with a black eraser and a black sharpener
- Article number: 180F BK3-2 a blistercard containing one HB pencil each in neon green, neon orange, neon blue
- Article number: 180FSBK3-2 as above, but with a black eraser and a black sharpener
- Article number: 180F BK6 a blistercard with all six colours
- Article number: 180F BK12 a blistercard with twelve pencils (all six colours)
Notes and references[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Wonderful World of Wopex - The Neon Line, Bleistift Blog.