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Etaghell
6
Sep 1, 2018
Hi, I was wondering if the converter is necessary to include if I want to refill from bottled ink?
arda
240
Sep 1, 2018
EtaghellI syringe fill the cartridge. Works nicely.
d.j.r
4
Oct 11, 2018
EtaghellNot necessary. The pen comes with a refillable squeeze cartridge converter.
edit: reading below, some have said that the squeezey converter is designed for cleaning, not ink... i need to do more research.
arda
240
Oct 12, 2018
d.j.rThat squeeze converter clogs after a while. It's not intended for ink indeed.
Etaghell
6
Oct 15, 2018
ardahmm, but from i what i see on youtube, the squeeze converter is for ink?
arda
240
Oct 15, 2018
EtaghellWell it's called "Cleaning Converter". You can use it if you want, but it clogs with some inks. I syringe fill the cartridge and so far happy with it.
EtaghellYes a converter is needed to fill from bottles.
Caronann
0
Nov 16, 2018
EtaghellNo. I use the filled cartridge. Empty and flush it. Fill back up with desired ink. I've been re using ones ftom pens I bought last year.
Dermott
267
Feb 5, 2019
ardaThis is the correct answer, regardless of your pen. Far less mess than dipping the end of the pen in an ink bottle, and the carts usually hold more ink than the converter.
arda
240
Feb 5, 2019
DermottI recently bought a con-40 converter from Amazon, it's been hard that dispatches to my country (my country has MR Ruropean versions) and it has some pros and cons: Pro(s): Ink does not evaporate for me anymore, like with the cartridges (I'm using J. Herbin Perle Noire). Con(s): Far less ink capacity, even less than default international converters.