Fountain pen made from high-quality wood Walnut TWM18203 Converter included

Walnut

<Production area>

Eastern United States and Ontario, Canada. Main producing areas include Missouri, Ohio, and Indiana.

<Features>

A high-quality material that is counted as one of the four major fine woods in European furniture.
(The remaining three are oak, mahogany, and ash.)
The grain is a little unclear. It has a warm gray-brown color with a slight purple tint (individual differences may occur).
It is strong, tough, lightweight, and relatively soft for a hardwood, making it easy to process.
It has a glossy finish and becomes more flavorful with age and the effects of tannins. A representative American wood.

<Applications>

It is one of the finest materials for furniture because it is strong, tough, and easy to process.
Materials for crafts, miscellaneous goods, and interior materials such as flooring and doors.
Additionally, most rifle stocks (grips) are made of walnut.

"Fine Wood Fountain Pen" series

This fountain pen is made from natural wood from a fine tree known for its high-quality furniture. It is an original fountain pen that allows you to feel the warmth of the wood. The color and luster of the pen will change with use, allowing you to enjoy the changes over time, making it a one-of-a-kind writing instrument. The nib is made of a German (DAYACOM alloy) medium nib that is loved by people all over the world, and the converter (built-in) and cartridge are replaceable.

<Request for storage of replacement cartridges>

Store in a cool place, away from high temperatures.

<Compatibility with commercially available products>

Metal fittings: Made by DAYACOM of Germany. Pen tip: Alloy plated. We have confirmed that the products of the following manufacturers are compatible.
*When purchasing at a stationery store, specify "European type."

• Dedicated cartridge (European type)
• Dedicated converter/built-in (manufactured by DAYACOM)

<How to install the cartridge>

Remove the barrel of the fountain pen, point the nib up, and insert the cartridge straight in without turning it. Wait until the ink reaches the tip before taking a test write.

<How to suck in the converter>

Remove the barrel, insert the converter straight into the neck, turn the knob to the left, lower the internal piston, and dip the nib into the ink up to the neck. Rotate it to the right to suck up the ink. When you're done sucking, wipe the nib clean before using it.

Ink Type

Medium

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