Trimetal puts two ideas together: a triangular section for grip, and a metallic lacquer instead of the usual flat paint. The finish catches the light along the flats, so a red barrel reads as deep metallic red rather than as a poster-paint red, and the pencils look considerably more expensive than they are.

The triangular shape is the functional half. Three broad flats hold the thumb and first two fingers where a school grip belongs, and the pencil stays where it is set down on a sloping desk instead of rolling into the aisle.

Every pencil carries an eraser matched to its own barrel colour and held in a gold ferrule, so a green pencil gets a green rubber and a magenta one gets magenta. The grade is HB and the reference is Art #513, both printed along the barrel and on the box.

The box of twelve is the pencil-case size. The jar of seventy-two is the bulk option, a tall clear tube with a screw lid that stands on a classroom shelf and mixes the metallic colours so children can pick one they like.

Safencia lists the Oro Trimetal at Rs. 225 for the box of twelve and Rs. 1,395 for the jar of seventy-two, with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan. WhatsApp confirms stock, your city and delivery charges before dispatch.

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