Loose eraser particles can spread across a drawing, stick to your hand and transfer graphite onto clean areas. The Faber-Castell Dust-Free 187120 is designed to make erasing cleaner and more convenient by gathering most of its residue into small rolls instead of scattering fine crumbs across the page.
Its soft formula removes graphite and colored-pencil marks with a smooth, even action and reduced smudging. Use it for everyday corrections, cleaning outlines, softening graphite shading or removing construction lines from detailed drawings.
It is especially useful after an illustration has been outlined with fineliner or India ink. Once the ink is completely dry, the eraser can remove the underlying pencil sketch while leaving the finished line work visible. It is intended to erase the graphite beneath the ink rather than the ink itself.
Chamfered edges provide different working surfaces. Use a narrower corner for localized corrections or the broad face for larger areas and quick removal of complete pencil sketches.
The Dust-Free 187120 is latex free, phthalate free and dermatologically tested. Its soft action and easily collected residue make it a practical choice for sketchbooks, technical drawing, illustration and everyday writing.
👉 Features:
- Soft white eraser
- Suitable for:
- Graphite
- Writing pencils
- Colored pencils
- Pencil guidelines beneath dry ink
- Dust-Free formula
- Residue gathers into small rolls
- Clean, smooth erasing
- Helps reduce loose crumbs and smudging
- Chamfered edges for detailed and broader corrections
- Extra-soft formula
- Latex free
- Phthalate free
- Dermatologically tested
- Color: White
- Faber-Castell code: 187120
📐 Size:
Approx.: 63 × 22 × 12 mm
👍 Ideal for:
Graphite, colored pencils, sketching, illustration, technical drawing, preliminary sketches, outline cleanup, removing pencil guidelines, manga, comics, lettering and everyday use.
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Ink your pencil sketch first and allow the line work to dry completely. Remove the remaining construction lines with light strokes, then lift away the rolled eraser residue without rubbing the page with your hand.
