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Defect Ratio

Defect Ratio

Every 11 out of 100 pens either are defective or get dried up whereas in pencils this ratio is less than 2.

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Eco-friendly

We need to escalate our organic approach that's why a pencil made up of wood is always better than a plastic pen.

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Appearance

Pencil have light lead marks, whereas pens leave behind heavy ink smudges which are undesirable visible.

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Optaions

Unlike the bitter words from our mouth, the writings from a pencil could be erased or re-written based on requirement. But, in case of a pen, scribbling is the only option.

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Cost

Cost

Pencils with light or dark leads and colors will still give a low cost.

Pens could be metallic or plastic based on which the base cost is still high.

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Multipurpose

Multipurpose

The pencil has a eraser attached which saves space & time. The pencil could also be broken down from into 2 & can be easily shared.

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Smoothness

Smoothness

A pencil is 67% times smoother than any ordinary ball pen. Obviously, you are comparing graphite tip with metal tip.

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