Color pencil

The Color pencil from Shanghai Teanle Industry Co., Ltd. features a 3.8 mm core diameter and a 175 mm overall length, with a hexagonal barrel made from sustainably sourced cedar wood. Each pencil contains pigments blended to meet ASTM D4236 safety standards, ensuring non-toxicity for classroom and studio use. The core is bonded with a polymer resin to reduce breakage under moderate pressure, a common requirement for student-grade pencils.

The standard set includes 24 colors with consistent pigment load across the range, allowing for predictable layering and blending. The wood casing is pre-sharpened and treated with a water-based lacquer finish to resist chipping. While the supplier does not specify exact pigment composition, the color range aligns with typical industry standards for student-grade pencils, including primary, secondary, and earth tones. No metallic or fluorescent shades are included in this offering.

These pencils are primarily sourced by art schools, educational distributors, and craft suppliers in Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe. Buyers typically order in cartons of 144 pencils, packed in 12 inner boxes of 12. Trade terms include FOB Shanghai and CIF ports in the buyer’s region. MOQ is confirmed at 50 cartons per order, with payment accepted via T/T or L/C. Lead time is 25 days after deposit, subject to seasonal production schedules.

Shanghai Teanle Industry Co., Ltd. is registered at Room 725, No.1187 Wuzhong Road, Shanghai 200127, China. The supplier is classified as imported and holds harbor trust tier status, indicating verified export compliance and documented shipping history. There is no public information on factory size, workforce, or years in operation. The listing confirms the company handles export logistics and bulk packaging but does not claim manufacturing capability or in-house pigment production.

Response metrics show no recorded response rate or average response time, suggesting limited active communication channels. The supplier does not list certifications, client names, or production capacity. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity sourcing from third-party manufacturers rather than a vertically integrated producer. Verification is limited to export documentation and shipping records, not factory audits.