Will this ink fit with pilot metropolitan collection fountain pen? Pilot Metropolitan Collection Fountain Pen, Black Barrel, Classic Design, Fine Nib, Black Ink (91111) Will this ink fit with pilot metropolitan collection fountain pen? Pilot Metropolitan Collection Fountain Pen, Black Barrel, Classic Design,... » Read More Will this ink fit with pilot metropolitan collection fountain pen? Pilot Metropolitan Collection Fountain Pen, Black Barrel, Classic Design, Fine Nib, Black Ink (91111) « Show Less
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These IC-100 cartridges fit my Pilot Metropolitan Fountain pen perfectly... a good value. No problems.
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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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Thanks for you questions. I can't be sure as I don't have the pen to try it. The universal size fits most pens but I can't be sure about your pen. If the universal size fountain pen ink cartridges fit your pen the the universal size converter would fit. I could suggest buying one and if it doesn't fit you can return it. You can also purchase something from us and I would send you a free ink cartridge or two to try it out to see if the fit. Maybe you need a pen refill for another pen, if so you can buy a refill from us and I will send you a ink cartridge to see if they fit. Do let me know if you are ordering something so that I can add the items. Regards, Jim
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Well, I can't say for sure since I don't have any and have never tried it in the past, but common sense would say that Pentel was probably smart enough to make the refill barrel sizes all the same, with just the tips being different between the 1.0 and 0.7 nibs. I do know that the tip that came pre-installed in the pen was NOT the same as the 0.7 refills that I bought, but the 0.7 refills dropped into the pen just fine. Hope this helps!
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Hello - The Metropolitan Pen comes in three parts; The cap, Nib assembly and the body. But it also comes with a cartridge. The cartridge, as in most cartridges, are punctured into the nib assembly, which then releases the ink. I usually fill the same cartridge with my ink of choice with a syringe fitted with a small "hose-like tube" By the way, this is a great pen. It writes evenly and it distributes the ink flawlessly. I use it to take notes in college. Hope this helps. - Miguel
1351371
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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The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good products.
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As far as I know, all Parker fountain pens have the same sized connections for cartridges or refillable ink sets. So, I am sure that if your pen is a genuine Parker, then the adapter will fit.
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Technically, yes. In fact you can swap the italic nib from a Pilot Plumix onto a Metropolitan, if you wanted. However, the nibs aren't sold separately (though you may be able to find used nibs).
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The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good products. The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good... » Read More The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good products. « Show Less
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It depends on how you load your ink. My vintage fountain pen has a lever and I'm able to fill it with a myriad of lovely colors from this collection of inks. I hope that helps. If yours uses cartridges that are not refillable then probably not... Enjoy!
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I am not familiar with the Cross Bailey fountain pens. I have Parker fountain pens and these. Cartridges will not work in them. I would suggest going to the Cross Bailey website and see if there is additional information there. Good luck, I hope you find your answer.
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Waterman Large Size Standard Cartridges will work with these. It's less messy than the Chesterfield Obsidian Bottled Ink that came with my set. The pens are easy to load with bottled ink but somehow I always manage to get it all over my hands. Nice writing pens either way. Hope that helps.
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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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I don't know. The cross website does not list the Cross Dubai fountain pen. Best thing would be to contact them at consumerre@cross.com The converter that you are asking about is the screw in style converter (8756). The Cross website says: "Screw-in style converter for Torero, Affinity, Sauvage, C-Series, Sentiment, Century II, Apogee, Verve, and ATX fountain pens enables the use of bottled ink in place of fountain pen ink cartridges." There is also a push-in style converter (8751). For this push-in converter the Cross website says: "Push-in Style Converter for Cross Townsend fountain pens enables the use of bottled ink in place of fountain pen ink cartridges." I just removed the 8756 converter that you are asking about from my Cross Century II medalist. Try remove your ink cartridge. The thread for the 8756 cartridge is visible about 3 mm down the inside of the tube containing the nib. It's a fine thread cut into the metal tube, perhaps 48 threads per inch (with a ruler, the 6 threads on the 8756 cover about 1/8"). Hope that helps. If your pen is really slim then it might be based on the Classic Century or the Spire model. There does not appear to be a a converter for those two models. The Classic Century is 8.1 mm wide (dia), 141 mm long and weighs 17g empty. The spire appears to be a bit shorter.
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I do calligraphy, and unfortunately, the pilot pens is not waterproof. I have googled and seen clips on YouTube about ways to substitute different inks. I really like the pilot pen because the ink is always ready to flow!! I wish that the nib was angled for optimal Calligraphy effect, though...if they market a pen like that and with waterproof ink, this will be my go-to calligraphy pen! It would be awesome.
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I found a refill that works, although it has to be modified just a bit. The Penatia by Parker. It fits with the cap on and writes great. BUT you have to put a bit of wadded up paper (or whatever filler you want) in the tube. If you just put it in with the spring in there it will work, but have a springiness to it when you write. Others may find that okay, but I changed it. Works great now and was a 30 second fix. Well worth it for this great pen (especially after trying many others)!
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Any standard fountain pen ink will do whether it is 'washable' or 'permanent'. As for cartridges, there are examples on the website for their pens. They look like fairly standard 'international' cartridges to me. You can get them at stationary and department stores or office supply stores.