Faber Castell The Leader of Pencils Supplier Australia Wide
Faber-Castell is one of the world's largest and oldest manufacturers of pens, pencils, other office supplies and art supplies. Mega Office Supplies offer a huge range of Graphite pencils, Coloured pencils, Fineliner and Fibre tip pens, Aquarell, Fountain pens, Ballpoint pens, Compasses, Crayons, Markers, etc. in Australia. Mega Office Supplies offers quite an extensive list of Faber-Castell pencils and assocated products, which includes the unique Faber Castell pencils such as the Faber-Castell gold fiber office/drawing pencil (2B, 2H, 3B, 3H, 4B, 4H, 5B, 5H, 6B, 6H, HB, H and B), Faber-Castell gold fiber rubber tipped office pencils, Faber Castell grip jumbo triangular pencil B, and the Faber Castell economy school pencil which is available in both 2B and HB.
About Faber Castell Australia
Faber Castell was built in 1761. We know that pencils have been in production since the 16th century. The old manual production methods have been consistently improved, mechanized and ultimately automated. But the basic principle has remained the same. Cutting the cedar blocks, 1861, more and more work steps that were previously carried out manually are being made easier with machines.
In 1861, Lothar von Faber founds a slate factory in the small town of Geroldsgrün in Upper Franconia. This marks a new addition to the range, which was primarily used in schools at the time. Wooden rules are produced here later, followed by slide rules further down the line. In 1925, Count Alexander von Faber-Castell begins building a modern production complex. This makes manufacturing processes more efficient and production can be increased. The building with its enormous U-shaped design is still used for pencil production to this day.
From 1871, Berlin is the capital of the German Empire. A.W. Faber opens a branch there in 1877 and opens an elegant business premises on the prominent Friedrichstraße in 1884. The "Faberhaus" building is completely destroyed in the 2nd World War.
Sites all over the world: As early as the 19th century, A.W. Faber opens branches in the major trading centres. This means that the company is always close to the customer and ensures that it can develop its products in line with demand.
Since the start of the 20th century, modern printing technologies have been opening up a wider variety of options for product advertising. The design enables us to draw conclusions about the attitude to life in the relevant era.
