does this work with a rotring fountain pen?
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Do not know, but I purchased for my discontinued cross solo/radiance and they work great-not only for the cross townsend...
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Yes, it does. I am using it now with some Noodler's Red-Black ink, and it works well.
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Yes, it does. I'm left handed and run my hand over the words right after I write them. I find that I often smear ballpoint ink because it blobs and those parts smear easily. The fountain pen ink seems to dry faster. The only exception is shiny paper. The ink does not dry quickly on shiny paper.
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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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I used it with a dip ink pen and it works great. I think it would work with a fountain pen. The ink is thin enough for it and has never gotten gooey or clumped together when I'm writing. I've used several different brands of ink, but this is my favorite. It's easy to write with and isn't hard to clean off the pen nib.
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Yes, all Lamy fountain pens take the same converter. The AL-Star is no exception. I own two AL-Stars and a Safari and use the Z24 converter for all of them.
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No. This pen does not accommodate cartridges. It has a piston-fill system with a generous capacity.
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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.
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I don't know friend, I use it on my iPad and as far as I know this pen was designed for using it on tablets.
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Yes. I have the pilot metropolitan fountain pen and that's the ink I use for it.
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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.
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I have not tried this, but I would say no. The fountain pen part seems completely inseparable. You can replace the ink cartridges though and it is my favorite fountain pen because it doesn't seem to skip like others do until the very end of the ink. You might want to try searching for a rollerball version though, cause they make highlighters like this so they might also have a rollerball version?
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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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Yes. Nib size does not matter. However it won't work with non-Lamy pens. (I've already tried it.)
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I am pretty sure it will, yes. However, I am not a pen expert. Sorry for the waffle.
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Yes, the bottled ink will work well with that style of ink filler. A difficulty that you might encounter with an old fountain pen is that the bladder that holds the ink in the pen can dry out making it difficult to store the ink. A store that specializes in fountain pens can replace the bladder for you. If you haven't used the pen in a while, you may need to clean the nib (using water only!).
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Yes - I have both the screw type as well as the slide type. Both fit and worked in the Parker Sonnet Fountain Pen.