PEI Fountain Pen and Gel Pen Titanium Clip 0.7mm EDC
PEI Fountain Pen and Gel Pen Titanium Clip 0.7mm EDC
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PEI Fountain Pen and Gel Pen Titanium Clip 0.7mm EDC
This pen series pairs an imported PEI body with a titanium clip and a Schmidt nib unit on the fountain pen version. Two versions are offered: a fountain pen with an F nib and a G2 gel pen, both described by the supplier with a 0.7mm writing width.
Features
- Imported ULTEM (PEI) body, described as a high-strength, lightweight amber-toned resin that can appear lighter or darker depending on the light
- Titanium alloy clip with titanium screws
- Fountain pen version uses a German Schmidt F nib, feed and converter assembly
- Curved, faceted body with a concave grip area
- Two-section body with an internal and external twist fixing structure; the cap can be posted on the barrel end while writing
- Sealed cap design intended to keep the nib from drying out
- Fountain pen can hold two ink cartridges inside the body; international-standard cartridges and the Schmidt converter are both usable
Specifications
| Version | Length | Weight | Diameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fountain pen | 13.3cm | 19.4g | 1.4cm |
| G2 gel pen | 12.1cm | 20.8g | 1.4cm |
Writing width listed for both versions: 0.7mm. Supplier-declared bundle type: official standard configuration. Packaging listed by the supplier: simple plastic box.
Which version to choose
Choose the F fountain pen version if you want a refillable nib pen using bottled ink or international-standard cartridges. Choose the G2 gel pen version if you prefer a gel pen. The supplier notes the fountain pen version is slightly longer and differs slightly at the tail end.
FAQ
What is the body made of?
The supplier describes an imported PEI (ULTEM) body with a titanium alloy clip. The attribute sheet also lists resin and plastic for the barrel material.
Does the fountain pen take standard cartridges?
The supplier states the Schmidt converter and international-standard cartridges are compatible, including European-standard cartridges.
How is the nib replaced?
The supplier states the nib unit unscrews counter-clockwise for replacement.
Can I use bottled ink?
The supplier states both carbon and non-carbon inks may be used with the rotary converter.
