
seed’s translucent ‘clear radar’ eraser lets users see what they are erasing
the 'clear radar' eraser is made of a transparent, flexible material.
japanese stationery company seed, who has been producing high-performance and high-quality plastic erasers for over 50 years, has developed a translucent alternative that lets you see what you are erasing. titled clear radar, the eraser is made of a flexible material and special fabric that doesn’t break easily, and since its entire body is transparent, users can make sure they erase only the characters they want to.
all images courtesy of seed
following on the design and form of its well-known blue case eraser, osaka-based stationery company seed has produced a translucent alternative with a consistency that does not crumble upon use. the newly released clear radar combines an excellent erasing ability with transparency, so that users can be sure they are erasing only what is necessary. watch seed’s video below to see how the translucent eraser works.

project info:
name: clear radar eraser
company: seed
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