Shinshu, the ``Switzerland of the East,'' has reliable technology that Japan is proud of. It is known for having a variety of precision machinery parts factories, from luxury watches to automobile parts. We polished and manufactured pen holders using detailed techniques in a workshop near the Minami-Shinshu Iida factory.
<About brass>
Also known as brass, it became popular in the early modern period because it has a golden-like color when polished. Alloy of copper and zinc. It is yellow, rust-resistant, and easy to cast and process, so it is widely used in machinery, daily necessities, and crafts. It has been used since ancient times to make tableware and works of art. Brass.
<Request regarding storage of refills>
Store in a cool place, avoiding high temperatures.
<About compatibility with commercially available products>
・Metal fittings: Manufactured by DAYACOM in Germany ・Pen tip: Alloy plating We have confirmed that the following manufacturer's products are compatible. *Please specify "European type" when purchasing at a stationery store. ・Special cartridge (European type) ・Dedicated converter/built-in (manufactured by DAYACOM)
<Cartridge installation method>
Remove the barrel of the fountain pen, point the pen tip upward, insert the cartridge straight into the cartridge without turning it, then wait until the ink reaches the tip and try writing.
<Converter suction method>
Remove the barrel, insert the converter straight into the neck, turn the knob to the left, lower the internal piston, and dip the pen tip into the ink up to the neck. Aspirate while rotating to the right. When suction is finished, wipe the pen tip clean before use.
