What's the difference between Converter Z24 (z24-l) & Refill Converter (Z24)?
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Why ask me? I haven't been able to get mine to work since it arrived! It's a waste of money!!!
230618
They are the same thing. The standard converter for Lamy fountain pens, except for the STUDIO/SCALA/DIALOG 3
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If u have to ask that then u perhaps don't deserve the privilege dear! Seriously!
1378986
A cartridge is a prefilled, disposable ink container that is proprietary to Lamy, and they tend to be more expensive in the long run because of the plastic casing.A converter is refilled from an ink bottle you buy, possibly in bulk. In the long run, this is much cheaper, and you'll usually get better results. I like using Noodle's bulletproof black.
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No idea but the if the cartridge has a chip, and you cannot reset it, then it's not going to work. My case is even with the refillable Lexmark cartridges, it still refused to work after the refill. Nothing wrong just the printer detected the refill and 'refused' to use it.
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I've got a mg2220 and so far the black ink works fine. I did have to shake the cartridge once to get rid of some empty lines, but other than that I notice no difference between the commercially filled inks and the refill. I also would not recommend using the provided tool to open the cartridge because it is a little difficult. I had a tool from a previous ink refill kit that worked much better. I haven't tried the color ink yet.
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You'll need to buy the piston converter separately. This is the one that I bought (Lamy Refills Converter for Safari, Joy, AL-Star Fountain Pen - LZ24) It is working great and is easy to operate. Good Luck!
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It came with a converter. Also it uses international standard cartridges, so if you already have one you can use it.
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I just looked at my Zebra and the refill says 4C-O.7 (and then there is a "squiggle" that even with a magnifying glass I cannot discern whether it's a number/symbol.) There is also printed "13.07 Japan." Hope this helps.
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Sorry not my knowledge level. I had nothing but trouble with the refilled type of ink cartridges, so I switched back to the old he and lived happily ever after.
387255
The TLP2844-Z uses a different print language than the the TLP2844. The TLP2844 Print Language is EPL and the TLP2844 Print language is ZPL.
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Yes, our order included the z26 piston converter. My husband uses it to rinse and clean the pen.
963146
There are lines for name, address, 2 phone numbers, fax number and email address. Plenty of room to write in. Z211 is the correct refill.
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I returned the one I had. I tried to refill a cartridge that had never been refilled, and follow instructions exactly as written. It messed the circuit up on the cartride and was never able to refill it.Clarence
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I'm sorry . I am only using it for the Artisan 800 which works great. The cartridges were so inexpensive I am not considering refilling. Try to purchase small amount. Sorry
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I don't know sorry, I have used only bottles they have ink converters inside, cartridges are clean faster when you don't have the time, I have another pen for refills is a cross stainless steel is not flexible but stronger against falls than precious metals
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Converters are just pressure fit over the nipple on the nib section, just like cartridges - just pull it off and push on the cartridge. Very simple. (Given all of the lovely colours available in bottled ink, not sure why you would want to somewhat limit yourself by using cartridges instead of a converter, but everyone has their own preferences!)
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You need this to refill a Lamy fountain pen from a bottle. This is not the converter you need for your pen. From what I can tell reading the description of the pen you have, it comes with a converter - so you should be set to go. Use the converter instead of the ink cartridge that might be already in your pen (that is, take the cartridge out, and put in the converter). Your converter ought to have a dial/knob/twisting-thing at the end - to fill the pen, twist the knob until the inside piston is all the way down. Then dip the nib of the pen into the ink bottle and twist the knob slowly in the other direction, and it will suck up ink. You'll get the hang of it quickly, and might make a mess the first few times, but it will come. And then you will know the joy of writing with a fountain pen! For more, try this helpful guide from one of my favorite purveyors of writing papers and utensils (I don't work for them, i just really like their stuff): http://www.levenger.com/fill-a-fountain-pen-887.aspx
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I don't know about this one for you. This one requires no power (batteries, ISN, etc.) but the one designed for the mg2520 printer does, however that also fits both. Look up in Amazon by the cartridge IP226 ink chip resetter and you the the one that requires the power for about the same price. That way you'll have the mfg's description to back it up. Both would have the same craddle? Bit only one requires power - for reasons unknown.