will it fit in a Dragonpad Fountain Pen Fine Nib or a Jinhao 450
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I don't think it will but I could been wrong. Unfortunately with the models you mentioned they sometimes need the converter that is made for that model. However sometimes these will fit different ones it's more of a trial and error kind of thing. Just make sure that it has a snug fit when you use it or you will have a nasty leak and mess to deal with. I personally have about 40 different types of fountain pens and about 6 different types of converters on hand to fit any new pens I might purchase. I wish you the best of luck. If you are going to purchase different types later I would suggest you invest in all of the different types of converters because some will fit a little tighter than others and you never want a loose fit. For the overseas market of converters purchase a multi pack of the same converters because they are not always made exactly the same some will fit looser than the others.
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Cartridge has plastic top cover to avoid any leakage before use. Push the cartridge inside so feel that top plastic punctured and ink will then start flowing. I have not used cartridge with Jinhao but have used them on Lamy. I am sure it has to be same concept. You will see a small plastic pin type in middle which will puncture the cartridge top.
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Also these take the Jinhao ink cartridge, regular wont fit it is not tapered enough. Hope that helps.
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This is a Parker brand fountain pen ink converter and should fit all Parker fountain pens. Joseph C. Ptasinski/Passion4Pens
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The nib shouldn't make any difference. You just need to make sure that it works with your Lamy pen.
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You can replace the nib. Jinhao sells them but its easier to replace the entire tip. Many alternative sellers make nibs and tips that fit the barrel. Have you tried flushing your pen with alcohol? I Periodically have to hold mine under warm running water to unclog it. Sometimes have to take the pen apart and soak it (after long periods of not using the ink will dry inside) good luck. Ive been using my (ugly gold) pen for over a year.
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It should. The replacement nibs are in the stand. The stand will unscrew and you will see the nibs. When I purchased mine, this was the case.
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Should work for you. That length is pretty much standard for that type of pen.
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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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These are rebranded Jinhao pens from China. I own several and they are very good quality. They use Universal size cartridges, the same as a number of other EU pens.
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I have the classic double heart pens; I ordered these refills for it with no problems about fitting. Hope this helps.
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I've had no problems with the cartridges fitting into this pen. Make sure you are using the international size ink cartridges. Those fit for me.
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I believe it may fit. I have a few Jintao fountain pens and the cartridges fit.
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Most likely, its diameter is 9.5mm. I use this with a Cross Tech3+ multipen which has 9.0mm (+/-) and it fits nicely.
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Most Jinhao pens use a #6 nib; Goulet Pens has a fine #6 nib. http://www.gouletpens.com/gpc-nib6-tt/p/GPC-Nib6-TT
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I've only used them for the metropolitan fountain pen. I looked at the specks for the pilot penmanship fountain pen and the ink cartridges might be to big. If you are a first time fountain pen user I would suggest the metropolitan fountain pen for the price it is a great deal. If you are looking for something with a smaller base and a little more feminine appeal try:Elegant Fountain Pen Jinhao 301 Black with Diamond Fine Nib. I own 3 of them, the nib is iridium and ink cartridges are compatible with the popular Shaffer fountain pens for beginners.
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The pen came with a medium nib. You can purchase other nibs from Jinhao or their suppliers. I believe I swapped this out to a 14kt stub nib from Jinhao. This is a very heavy pen. It's good for signatures but not for extensive writing.