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Very hard lead that produces a very faint line, not widely used in general writing.

Hard lead that produces a very light line, more common in technical drawing than in general writing.

Hard lead suitable for detailed technical drawing; cleaner, more distinct lines.

Hard and sharp lead that produces light but slightly more visible lines than higher 'H' grades.

Hard lead for precision and fine lines, less prone to smudging.

A hard lead that provides clear, clean lines for technical drawing and detailed artwork.

Somewhat hard lead good for fine lines; often used in drafting and sketching.

Hard lead that produces a light line; favored for drafting and technical work.

Slightly hard lead ideal for light, fine lines and delicate shading in sketching.

A lead grade that strikes a balance between hardness and blackness, good for general writing and drawing.

The standard pencil grade for writing and sketching, offering a balance between hardness and blackness.

Slightly softer lead that produces darker lines, good for stronger lines in art without significant smudging.

Soft lead that is darker and smoother, ideal for medium to dark shading in art.

Softer lead for darker shading yet still with some precision in artistic sketching.

Soft lead that creates dark lines, used for darker shading and artistic sketching requiring fewer fine details.

Very soft lead that produces very dark marks, used for expressive drawing and heavy shading.