WHAT SIZE IS THE NIB
1541784
it is the regular size -- not the small one. really a nice writing pen (unless you prefer thin). nothing for calligraphy ...
239620
As long as it is a Lamy fountain pen it will fit. Nib size has nothing to do with the converter. I hope this has helped you.
173965
I'm sorry I've not changed the nib, therefore I'm not able to give you the correct answer. Although I did attempt to take the nib out today and was not able to move it. Perhaps I'm not doing it properly. Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
931401
I think it's only one cartridge size for vector fountain pen (http://www.amazon.com/Parker-Permanent-Cartridges-Fountain-3011031PP/dp/B0017DAAUO/ref=pd_sim_op_3?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1HJZ13J5X5QXF828XBRY). Medium or fine it's the size of the nib.
2232438
Mine's nib is labelled "A". It's line is Fine, I would say. I also have a different model Pelikan with a nib labelled "M". The Pelikano Junior's line is definitely finer.According to http://www.nibs.com/TippingSizespage.htm, the Pelikano fine is 0.4mm and the medium is 0.7mm.
211984
Yes, you can. We have extra nibs in stock ready for purchase in both black nibs and steel (chrome) nibs. Black comes in EF, Fine, Medium and Broad. Steel comes in EF, Fine, Medium, Broad, 1.1 Caligraphy and 1.5 Caligraphy sizes. Regards, Pen Chalet
2145690
I can't answer that question directly because I seem to remember that it varies by production, and sometimes you can get a choice. If the nib is medium, and you want fine, that is a pretty easy adjustment to make yourself. The other way is much more difficult. Perhaps you should call if there is a phone number available. Noodlers has very fine products, well worth the money (I have no relationship with the company).
1805115
Yes, they are #6 nibs and easily changed. Friction fit, so the nib and feed just pull straight out of the grip section. You will have to align the flat side of the ring on the feed to the flat surface inside the section to reinsert, but that is easy.
1363765
Hi Muriel, I would call this a Medium, although I prefer a Large, or Wide Nib, this one does a nice job. Nice for a small gift, or for personal use.
1849246
there was an extra nib in the package.... i have NOT tried that nib.... i just assumed it was exactly that... an extra nib. I will try it now though, that you mention this thought, to see it it is actually any different....
745114
The converter nib is not included with the pen. You may find that separately on amazon. Thanks.
1293538
It is about 2/3 the size of your standard bic pen. That being said, don't let the small size deter you as it has an incredible weight to it that makes it still quite easy to write with, this coming from a person with large hands.
2134058
Hi! I'm not really sure. You probably would want to contact Wacom with an email and ask them what kind of nib is needed for the Intros Pen first. If it's the same one on Amazon then I would go with that. That's all I can think of to help you. Sorry and good luc.
150505
I haven't measured the nib, but the line produced by the fine nib seems nearly like a broad nib to me. The difference between Lamy's "fine" and "extra-fine" nibs is dramatic, to say the least. If you're looking for a fine point, buy the extra-fine version of this pen.
1916489
Just like the Intuos series, the extra nibs and removal tool can be found in the pen stand. Just twist it open, and you'll find the nibs. The removal device is the steel circle piece in the middle.
1660672
I've seen the nibs for the pens sold separately, but I'm unsure about the pens. I'm sorry.
759270
0.7 mm. The manufacturer informed me that this multi pen has been discontinued due to ink defects and consumer reports about how the sleeve develops oil and difficulty in replacing leads. Also ink refills are hard to obtain.