best converter for Parker fountain pens?
1594221
Recommend the Parker Deluxe Ink Converter (5638200) instead of the cheaper converters that come with some if their pens. Have this converter and no problems in my "Urban" to date. Best of luck!
1594222
Do you need a converter? I bought one only to find one came with the pen. If you need one, buy the one that Amazon sells.
1364936
I bought the Lamy brand converter and haven't try other brands'. They look same, I think you can use standard international converter.
1748401
The converter has to purchased separately. Please note, there are better fountain pens than Waterman in my opinion.
323213
Chloe, got some info back from my friend: "...if it's a genuine Parker converter it should fit in the Vector. The Vector isn't a pen I carry these days (I did about 3 years ago), but from what I remember it took a Parker converter."
1868265
Here's a Google Link that says yes:https://www.google.com/search?q=Pilot+Fountain+Pen+Converter+(CON-50)for+plumix&oq;=Pilot+Fountain+Pen+Converter+(CON-50)for+plumix&aqs;=chrome..69i57.2055j0j4&source;id=chrome&es;_sm=91&ie;=UTF-8
1365578
Internal size generally fits every fp unless specified otherwise. I have a Faber-Castell Basic Metal Fountain Pen and they recommended a Graf Von Faber-Castell Fountain Pen Converter (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00439V75Q).Not sure if that means international size will not work but at least it's some info.
1887772
Hi! All fountain pen Cross use the same ink catridge. The converter is the same. Good decision, buy Cross ink, the best!!! Regards. Gustavo
2208350
I had the original that came with my Parker Sonnet and wanted the twist converter, easier to use for me then the slider. This "Parker Deluxe Fountain Pen converter" fit my Parker as advertised. I'd say YES it should fit without any problems.
1658375
unscrew the body of the pen; take the whole nib assembly out. Then pull the converter straight out. It will require some force, but the converter will slide out. You can then put the cartridge in its place.
1237101
This pen takes any standard international size cartridge, such as any Waterman ink cartridge. However, it comes with a cartridge converter, which I use to fill my pen from a bottle. The cartridge converter that came with my pen is the slide type rather than the more common twist type. It works fine.
1967697
I use a platinum fountain pen converter instead of the normal cartridges; they only hold about half as much ink, but they let one easily use any ink that can flow through the brush.
1282098
I don't know, I have another model, but this one does Cross Refills Screw-in Style Converter for Century II and ATX Fountain Pen - 8030
1315798
You know, funny enough, I bought this converter for a specific pen - but once I got it, I can't remember for the life of me which pen it was for, and it doesn't fit any that I own! I was going to buy a few different pens around that time, and may have bought it for one of those, but as of now it's just waiting for a future purchase to fit into. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help, but if you'd like measurements on it, or pictures or anything else, I'd be happy to help. Be warned. If you do order it, it takes a little bit of time to get it. No quick turn around by any means.
946133
This is a Lamy Piston Converter for the Lamy Safari, Vista, and All-Star fountain pens. If you own any of these three Lamy fountain models, you will need this converter to draw ink from a bottle. There are ways of refilling and reusing an empty ink cartridge, but I believe the Lamy Piston Converter would be your best choice. Remember, not all fountain pens use converters and not all converters fit all fountain pens. i hope this helped.
960502
This pen comes stock with a cartridge. There is a small cardboard collar that you remove, which then allows the cartridge to seat. The converter is about five dollars. If you go that route, do not forget to buy ink (Mont Blanci is great, and you can refil the spiffy, very stable bottle when it is empty).
1282100
Not sure what type cross fountain pen I have, but the converter fits perfectly. Sorry I could not answer your question.
351476
I think the squeeze convertor from Pilot would be ok, since I use a Pilot cart in mine, and the two are the same size. Good luck. This is a wonderful pen I have given to many people, and they all love it and come back for more, even non-FP people.