Instead of using traditional ink cartridges which are available at the ink category at Mostwanted Pens, you can use a converter for your fountain pen. A fountain pen converter is in simple words: just a cartridge, which is refillable. In our fountain pen category you can find besides the cartrige and converter fountain pens also piston filling fountain pens, for example by the brand TWSBI. The whole piston fountain pen works like a big converter.
The Kaweco MINI converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for Kaweco Sport series or bigger Kaweco series.
If you need ink glasses for the Kaweco converter you will find it here: Kaweco ink
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Waldmann converter is the suitable converter for all Waldmann fountain pens of the series Tango, Commander, Edelfeder, Tuscany, Xetra, Xetra Vienna, Solon, Cosmo and Concorde. Ink jars in many different colors are available in the Ink section.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Kaweco standard converter brings many benefits. Instead of using ink cartridges, you can suck ink from a bottle with this converter. Thus you will save money and do something for the environment by the way.
The converter fits perfectly for following series:
Kaweco SPECIAL, Kaweco ELEGANCE, Kaweco STUDENT, Kaweco DIA2, Kaweco ELITE, Kaweco SUPRA, Kaweco PERKEO
If you need ink bottles for the Kaweco converter you will find it under Kaweco ink.
Already 5000 years ago the Egyptians have written on papyrus reeds with rushes. The Chinese also have written in 2600 BC with some kind of laquer and a bamboo pole. In the Roman Empire the Iron gall ink was invented but had the disadvantage when the paper decomposed with the age. The so-called "ink corrosion" originated. This type of ink have long been in use. When the first metal nibs were invented in 1750 the recipe needed to be changed because the steel springs rusted immediately with that ink. To date, the ink has been greatly developed and scientifically perfected so it has a perfect flow behaviour.
The Schmidt converter has a standard connection and is compatible with all Pelikan fountain pens. The clip-on piston converter has two metal sleeves with a gold-colored alloy and a transparent piston tank with an elastic seal. It has a diameter of 5 mm and a length of 75 mm. It is not suitable for the Lamy and Parker brands.
The Schmidt converter has a standard connection and is compatible with all Pelikan fountain pens. The plug-on piston converter has a milky piston tank with an elastic seal, is 5 mm in diameter and 76 mm in length. It is not suitable for the Lamy and Parker brands.
A sign of luxury and technology. Almost all Hugo Boss fountain pens can be used with this converter. Made by the world famous Schmidt brand and decorated with signature.
Not compatible with the following Hugo Boss brand fountain pens: Tire, Grace Chrome, Grace Rose Gold, Pillar Blue, Gear Black, Level Structure Black, Level Soft Blue and Essential Matte Chrome.
Weight: 4 gr.
Dimension: Dia. 5 / h. 97.5 mm
The practical cleaning tool for all Kaweco fountain pens.
For years, the self-constructed cleansing syringe for clogged fountain pens and scratching nib has proven its worth in the Kaweco customer service.
An empty cartridge sleeve is attached to a 20 ml syringe together with a piece of rubber hose. The syringe creates optimum pressure to remove impurities from the fountain pen. As a result, paint remains and particles disturbing the writing flow are flushed out of the pen. It is a simple tool that revives the fun of writing.