will this converter work in the slim fountain pen
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Yes, it works in my Cross Century II Classic Black and I believe it is regarded as relatively slim pen.
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The converter is not included with the pen; you have to buy it separately but I found one here on Amazon for $5 total (product+shipping).
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I wouldn't and I don't think it's possible to use a converter with this pen. Using the Pelikan 4001 jar ink works very well. Be ready with a paper towel to clean the few small drips you get when refilling. The twist/plunger mechanism works beautifully. I use this pen every day at work and I love it.
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Hi! All fountain pen Cross use the same ink catridge. The converter is the same. Good decision, buy Cross ink, the best!!! Regards. Gustavo
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yes franklin the serie bailey cross fountain pen use a pen converter screw in type.
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Yes. I use a fountain pen convertor. This allows me to use the ink well bottle. The ink last and extemely long time. I purchased my ink well bottle 4 years ago.
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I'm not 100% sure it depends on your pen cos I put it in mine and it didn't work but it worked for a friend!
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The Quink refills/cartridges are pretty universal. The IM fountain pen will accept them. It will also accept Schaeffer, Waterman, Pelican cartridges.
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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!
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Yes, the nib and the cartridge/converter come apart from each other and from the rest of the pen. It works like any old fashion fountain pen that has either cartridge or converter for ink reservoir.
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One of two ways. You can use an ink cartridge which are sold at office supply stores or you can insert the converter that was shipped with the pen. It either has a twist or slide on it that activates a plunger within the converter. Place the entire nib in a bottle of fountain pen ink and draw the ink into the converter by either twisting the top of the converter to drive the plunger up and down or sliding it up and down. Do this several times to fill the converter then push it down to expel some of the ink and pull it back so you have an air gap at the top of the converter. I usually leave about 1/4 of the converter as an air gap.
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This pen uses standard international size cartridges so the "Monteverde Ink Converter, Clear" should work fine.Monteverde Ink Converter, Clear (31076)
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Yes. The part number is F3705. Many specialty places carry it. http://www.coloradopen.com/product/sheaffer-convertor-for-bottled-ink/sheaffer-fountain-pen-refills
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This pen comes with, and uses standard international converters. I think Lamy does the same so yes.
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I am not sure, but I would hazard a guess that it will not, just to be safe. So far as I know, based only on the fountain pens I own, the lamy converter is unique to its own brands - it won't fit in anything else I own.
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As far as I know the ink converter has nothing to do with nib size since they are separate components, so yes.
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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."