Does anyone know of a fountain pen cartridge converter that will fit my Parker Sonnet fountain pen OTHER than a Parker converter?
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It depends on the length size inside, i usually go with the recommended brand, but if you go to your local pen store I am sure you can find others. Good luck.
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Fisher makes the Inka cartridge, which I think is kind of funny, since I see Inka as a sort of hippie version of Fisher. You want their Universal refill, and you have to slide off your present stylus and put it on the Fisher refill. Search Amazon for "Fisher Universal Refill."
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I use a platinum fountain pen converter instead of the normal cartridges; they only hold about half as much ink, but they let one easily use any ink that can flow through the brush.
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No, a converter does not come with this pen. You have to buy it separately.
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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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I am using the Faber-Castell Fountain Pen Converter 148785 and it is working great.
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They are the same thing. The standard converter for Lamy fountain pens, except for the STUDIO/SCALA/DIALOG 3
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I dont know about specific Parker fountain pens but I own two Parkers and they fit perfectly. I would say that if you can use standard cartridges then this will work.
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The converter is not included with the pen; you have to buy it separately but I found one here on Amazon for $5 total (product+shipping).
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You know, funny enough, I bought this converter for a specific pen - but once I got it, I can't remember for the life of me which pen it was for, and it doesn't fit any that I own! I was going to buy a few different pens around that time, and may have bought it for one of those, but as of now it's just waiting for a future purchase to fit into. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help, but if you'd like measurements on it, or pictures or anything else, I'd be happy to help. Be warned. If you do order it, it takes a little bit of time to get it. No quick turn around by any means.
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Not sure what type cross fountain pen I have, but the converter fits perfectly. Sorry I could not answer your question.
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Agreed. You will need a converter to add your own ink to this pen. Lamy sells a converter cartridge.
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This pen uses standard international size cartridges so the "Monteverde Ink Converter, Clear" should work fine. http://www.amazon.com/Monteverde-Ink-Converter-Clear-31076/dp/B004EDYT06
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My order came with an international converter so you can use bottled ink. The pen should fit any international cartridges.
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The Sheaffer universal cartridges are half the size of the converter. But will fit a pen that takes this converter. Making sure that the cartridges to which you refer are the international size, not standard Sheaffer.
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You need to ensure that your Stratford is a push on type of cartridge. Because this is that type of converter. If yours is then this should work for you. Cross has manufactured both the push on and screw on type for the Stratford according to when it was made and also if it was one of the limited editions of the Stratford series. If you're not sure which it is then I suggest that you remove the barrel and shine a light and use a magnifying glass to inspect the pen and see if it has threads or not for the converter. One caution though. Not all converters are always manufactured to the exact same in tolerances so before you fill your converter with ink ensure that it has a very snug fit or you will have leakage. I personally have had the exact same converters arrive from the same manufacturers and they didn't fit properly and had to be returned. Also one more piece of advice. I find that filling the converter with a small pipette before inserting it into the pen makes no mess plus it keeps the pen tip nice and clean.
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Parker pen refills work perfectly IF you remove the black plastic grooved piece at the end. Just grab it with some small pliers and twist it off. Then you can gently force the refill back down the barrel of the pen, and it will fit perfectly.