is this product used in a cross bailey, red lacquer fountain pen?
596882
I don't know. I use it in my Cross fountain pen with chrome barrel. I know there are two different kinds of converters but I'm not familiar with the one you mentioned.
596883
There are two styles, push and screw and the cross website (http://www.cross.com/catalog/refilllisting.aspx?cat_name=ink_cartridge_bottled_ink_converters&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport;=1) explains compitability with both
596884
Yes, the Bailey should take the screw in style of converters. The push in style is only for the Townsend line, from what I understand.
1808402
Like most companies, the Lamy pens only use Lamy cartridges and/or Lamy converters for bottled ink. I tried some common cartridges from Schaefer and Parker that were loose around the office, but they do not exactly fit at the end where the ink comes out. By the way, I use the converter myself which is very inexpensive. The ink can be any kind of non permanent ink, and those range to as little ast 3 dollars for a bottle that lasts almost all year.
672730
Yes, it does. I am using it now with some Noodler's Red-Black ink, and it works well.
1379580
I'm not sure if the threads seal tightly enough to keep the ink from leaking out of the barrel. The pens are inexpensive enough to experiment with. I think that a tiny dab of RTV where the barrel meets the nib may work to create a good seal. Leakage would be the only real concern to converting it as the barrel is solid and has no decorative joints.
1281647
Yes. BUT...I suggest you also look at eyedropper conversion. Basically, you will fill the entire barrel with ink, which will last a long time. Look it up at Goulet Pens. No, I am NOT affiliated with Goulet Pens, but it's a great source for all things pen and ink.
30453
they were not ordered for that pen. I was given a very fine fountain pen from Germany and have not been able to secure cartridges for it. This was an attempt but they were still too "thick" for the chamber. I used these cartridges in another pen I have and they work fine. hope this helps you.
469299
Yes it does. I want to add that Jinhao Golden Dragon Red Crystal Eyes Fountain Pen with Push in Style Ink Converter writes beautifully. However the half of the pen that hides the tip comes off too easily.I had the misfortune of the pen coming off in my coat pocket, only to find out after the ink had already ruined my summer linen sports coat.
1282100
Not sure what type cross fountain pen I have, but the converter fits perfectly. Sorry I could not answer your question.
1517697
Hi, this does not fit Cross Dubai fountain pen. I own a Cross Dubai fountain pen. It came with a single ink cartridge. I bought a few converters, including the one shown above. None fits. It seems Cross purposefully produced this Dubai Fountain pen in order to force customers into buying its cartridges. So I threw my Cross Dubai Fountain pen away. I own quite a few fountain pens. This is the first time I own a Cross Fountain pen, and this is also the last time I will ever own a Cross Fountain pen. Avoid this company like a plague.
471837
It is extra fine and I would recxend for all art drawing although the ink I have been using is not water proof which Makes it difficult to add color over on top of it. Not a problem that can't be overcome with waterproof ink. It is not like a micron pen as you do have to let the ink dry. It can smudge when first added to paper. The cartridges are small but I have been using up some I had on hand so can't tell you how the converter works yet. Of all the fountain or drawing pens I have this is the one I have with me all the time.
283073
Cross does not advertise which converter will work, but the comments to the following blog has some people saying that this threaded one works if you push it on hard (not threading it on), and others saying that the green push on converter works (although one person said that he had to remove a spring from the pen body?). The best advice on the blog is to email Cross and ask them. Reportedly they will answer but one person was told the green converter and another was told at a Cross Store that the orange one should be used. At least if you ask in email you have their recommendation in writing so if it doesn't work or it breaks the pen you have grounds for a warranty claim. http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/202266-cross-aventura-review/
22998
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?
153764
Not sure. I have not tried it with a real fountain pen. It does work well with the gel pens.
1749054
I'm not sure what that is but if it is a liquid, it would probably work. There are rubber seals inside the 'pen'; if LRF will/won't eat through rubber that may be something to think about. I use Kroil in mine and haven't encountered a problem yet, been bout 7 months now.
450090
I generally use Levenger, in this pen I used the Noodler's Heart of Darkness (one of their bulletproof black inks). Wrote well with both. As for the Noodler's ink, if you are sloppy when filling pens, don't try it, it is truly permanent.
1311053
I use it with a fountain pen (exclusively) and it works fine. No bleed through.
185799
Any of the Parker brand fountain pen cartridges should work in this. They're pretty much designed to work across the Parker spectrum...even use them in my older Parker pens and they even fit some Esterbrooks too.