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How are pencils made inside a factory?

In this video, you’ll discover the complete pencil manufacturing process—from raw graphite and clay to the finished pencil you use every day. This industrial documentary takes you inside a real pencil factory to show how pencils are produced step by step using modern machines, high temperatures, and precision engineering.

The process begins with graphite powder mixed with clay. This mixture controls how dark or light a pencil writes. More clay creates harder pencils, while more graphite produces darker, softer writing pencils. The mixture is shaped into thin rods and baked in high-temperature industrial kilns at over 1,000°C, turning it into strong and durable pencil cores.

At the same time, cedar wood logs are cut into thin slats. Cedar wood is used because it is soft, durable, and easy to sharpen. Machines carve precise grooves into the wood, allowing the graphite core to sit perfectly inside. The two wooden halves are glued together under pressure to form the pencil body.

Once assembled, pencils move through painting machines where they receive multiple layers of protective coating. Many pencils are painted yellow—a color historically associated with high-quality graphite. Logos and brand markings are stamped using heat and pressure, giving each pencil its final identity.

Finally, the pencils are sharpened, inspected by quality-control systems, and packed for shipping around the world. From minerals deep inside the earth to a simple writing tool in your hand, pencil manufacturing is a fascinating example of modern industrial production.

This video is part of our “How Things Are Made” series, where we explore real factory processes and industrial manufacturing in a clear, cinematic documentary style.

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Watch till the end to see how a simple pencil completes its journey from factory to your desk.

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