SEED is considered to be one of the first manufacturers of erasers in Japan. After World War II, the price of natural materials such as rubber was so high that SEED decided to develop plastic erasers and finally patented the product in 1955, ahead of all other manufacturers. A significant advantage of plastic erasers is that they do not age and dry out like erasers made of natural rubber. The "ForColor" (CPG-100) was specially developed for erasing colored pencils. However, it is also well suited for erasing softer pencil thicknesses (B-6B).
features
Size: W15 x D15 x L70mm
Material: Plastic (PVC)
Weight: 17g
SEED is considered to be one of the first manufacturers of erasers in Japan. After World War II, the price of natural materials such as rubber was so high that SEED decided to develop plastic erasers and finally patented the product in 1955, ahead of all other manufacturers. A significant advantage of plastic erasers is that they do not age and dry out like erasers made of natural rubber. The "ForColor" (CPG-100) was specially developed for erasing colored pencils. However, it is also well suited for erasing softer pencil thicknesses (B-6B).
features
Size: W15 x D15 x L70mm
Material: Plastic (PVC)
Weight: 17g
SEED is considered to be one of the first manufacturers of erasers in Japan. After World War II, the price of natural materials such as rubber was so high that SEED decided to develop plastic erasers and finally patented the product in 1955, ahead of all other manufacturers. A significant advantage of plastic erasers is that they do not age and dry out like erasers made of natural rubber. The "ForColor" (CPG-100) was specially developed for erasing colored pencils. However, it is also well suited for erasing softer pencil thicknesses (B-6B).