This is pen with converter?
816954
Yes, it comes with converter, but my preference is to use the ink cartridges.
816955
It depends which color pen you get. If you look and Lamy's site (lames.com) it tells which ones come with the converter.
816956
My pen did not come with a converter. It came with a cartridge of LAMY blue ink.
816957
I do not remember if it came with a converter, but yes, it works with a converter. That's how I am using it right now.
727264
I am using the Faber-Castell Fountain Pen Converter 148785 and it is working great.
715376
Check out the photos on the Amazon product page. Although the photos show a converter, this fits into the nib unit in exactly the same way as a cartridge. Simply, but gently, push the smallest end of the cartridge into the opening behind the threaded portion of the nib unit so that the nipple inside the unit pierces the membrane at the tip of the cartridge. You may have to wait a moment or two for the ink to get through - a couple of quick but gentle downward shakes usually does the trick (but don't bang the nib down on the paper to start the inkflow!), or you can even give the cartridge a slight squeeze if necessary. Sounds much harder than it actually is! Just check the photos for how the pen looks disassembled and have a play around. Easy.
458546
Yes you can. I believe that the pen comes with the converter so you will be able use it right away. If it doesnot come with it, any standard converter will fit it. Like all pens from China, you must clean the converter and the nib before use. All you have to do is use soap and water. Let it soak and rinse it well. Give it plenty of time to dry and you will be good to go. You will be surprised with the quality of the Chinese pens.
663549
Please tell me exactly what cartridges I need to refill this pen or converter refills.
513547
The converter is much easier to use than the disposable refills,. You need to buy a bottle of ink if you get this pen.. The converter sucks up the ink then you put it in the pen and your ready to go! Whenever you run out of ink, just suck up some more with the converter and continue to write on.... You'll never want to write with a regular pen again once you use this one!
258333
The Sheaffer universal cartridges are half the size of the converter. But will fit a pen that takes this converter. Making sure that the cartridges to which you refer are the international size, not standard Sheaffer.
1698936
Shaffer no nonsense fountain pen takes cartridge or converter. We can sell you cartridges. For your information: the pen comes with 2 cartridges
1351371
I have used a Cross converter not specified for the Cross model I have. I have three different Cross fountain pens with converters and they all work far better tha Parkers and Sheaffers. If I were you I would give any of the many converters that resemble the one pictured--the same type as in my Cross pens.
1270650
You don't; if the one you got is like the one I did, then it's glued in there and attempting to remove it will result in destroying the converter and rendering the pen useless.
1322820
The pen comes with cartridges and an ink converter which is a device you fill from a bottle of ink and install similarly to a cartridge in the pen.
1926209
Mine came with a converter which fits inside, and I fill it from bottled ink as per instructions. It has a twistable end which you screw in and out several times to draw ink up into the tank, with the pen tip inserted in the ink bottle. Fair warning, if you're new to fountain pens, the cartridges are less messy. I use bottled ink (Pelican) all the time. It's helpful to wear disposable plastic gloves (I get them by the boxfull from the drugstore). I fill, then rinse the pen nib under running cold water and dab dry with paper towels. Hope this helps!
946130
That pen has a "Removable ink converter included - Cartridge compatible." So you should not need this converter since it already comes with one. This converter can be used with most any Fountain Pen that uses cartridges, however. So, with the included converter, all you have to do is suck up the ink from a bottle or ink well and insert in the pen like a cartridge.
727267
This pen uses standard international size cartridges so the "Monteverde Ink Converter, Clear" should work fine.Monteverde Ink Converter, Clear (31076)
1164133
Yes. As seen in the picture, this pen comes with a converter. It also takes standard international cartridges. As I believe I said in my review, this is an excellent fountain pen. I like fine nibs, and this one has a very nice nib. This was one of the best finds I have ever had while trolling for fountain pens on Amazon.
1698935
The Sheaffer pens take only cartridges. To my knowledge they don't accept plunger style converters. The Sheaffer cartridges are slightly larger than the standard size, but can be purchased online.
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What is a converter vs cartridge?Do I just refill w/ a needle from an ink bottle ?