Does this go with a cartridge or a refill converter?
1434807
I purchased a Lamy converter and Lamy ink as well. I have not had any problems. I will also tell you that I use the Lamy ink in all of my fountain pens, it's a great value.
1434808
You can use either. It requires proprietary Lamy cartridges or converters. It comes with one or two cartridges. If you have your own bottled ink, a converter has to be purchased separately. It can handle either of the two current converters that Lamy makes.
970644
If you don't want that ink converter, then go and look at the ink called Jinhao. I refill my own to.
513547
The converter is much easier to use than the disposable refills,. You need to buy a bottle of ink if you get this pen.. The converter sucks up the ink then you put it in the pen and your ready to go! Whenever you run out of ink, just suck up some more with the converter and continue to write on.... You'll never want to write with a regular pen again once you use this one!
233414
Yes this refill works. Just be aware that "SF" stands for super fine. therefore the line will be a bit heavier and bleeds a bit more.if you want the actual refill go to haverhills.com they have the "SF" cartridge though I believe it costs a bit more
1578424
It comes with a smaller cartridge and a coupon for a refill (I think it is larger). Haven't refilled it yet.
1653838
It came with a converter. Also it uses international standard cartridges, so if you already have one you can use it.
471983
On my printer I can refill and reset the original cartridges. I found that, when you get a message for empty cartridge you press and hold the stop button (not the on and off switch) for about 10 seconds.
960502
This pen comes stock with a cartridge. There is a small cardboard collar that you remove, which then allows the cartridge to seat. The converter is about five dollars. If you go that route, do not forget to buy ink (Mont Blanci is great, and you can refil the spiffy, very stable bottle when it is empty).
882279
You can use pre- filled cartridges or you can use the refillable cartridge that comes with the pen
2072419
The cartridges are sold separately. The converter and the nib are connected, but I think the nib can be unscrewed if need-be.
1529397
Cartridges come with ink in them and simply snap in the pen. Once it is empty, you could either refill by usage of a syringe or snap another cartridge in. Converters replace cartridges and in the long run, save you money as they are reusable...not disposable. To refill, draw the piston of the converter down by twisting counterclockwise on the converter. Then, dip the entire nib into your ink and slowly fill up the converter by twisting clockwise. Once filled, draw out a drop of ink to remove any possible air bubbles that might cause skipping during writing.
816956
My pen did not come with a converter. It came with a cartridge of LAMY blue ink.
1832534
Push converter allows you to use bottled ink. Yes it can use an ink cartridge. The converter saves money and adds more color choices of ink.
2001009
No it only takes cartridges. Unless you are buying this model to match batteries that you have, I would try a different brand.
664625
Levengers standard cartridges work well. I think one of their standard converters would work well. I have not tried one to see if the barrel accepts the length of a converter. It can hold two cartridges back to back, but the first one is abit difficult to remove.
1465299
It takes the smaller Monteverde international cartridge - not the Parker size. However, mine came with a converter, which is much cheaper to refill than buying cartridges.
2017764
I'm not sure of the difference between the two cartridges, but the refill kit is fairly generic. It comes with stickers that when applied to the correct cartridges, will show you where the refill holes are located. It's a nice kit, and if your cartridges have refill holes...I suspect it would work.