Kaweco standard converter summer purple chrome

Kaweco

€7.95*

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Available, delivery time: 1-3 days

Product number: M267-101409014

Manufacturer: Kaweco

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Product information "Kaweco standard converter summer purple chrome"

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.

Information on the manufacturer

h+m Gutberlet GmbH

Max-Brod-Str. 11

90471 Nürnberg, Deutschland

+49 (0) 911 81866 0

info@kaweco-pen.com

Accessory Items

Kaweco PERKEO fountain pen All Black

The design comes from the classic Kaweco tradition. The matte 8-sided cap and the matte 16-sided shank harmonize perfectly with each other. The ergonomic handle allows easy and comfortable writing. Distinctive also in its colors. The fountain pen works with Kaweco ink cartridges which can be found under Kaweco ink. Alternatively, a Kaweco standard converter can be used. The Kaweco PERKEO fountain pen can be found in the history around 1900. In the catalog of the Heidelberger Federhalterfabrik, which was later renamed Kaweco, it is described as a changeover pen in the function. The PERKEO was designed as this and as a cartridge fountain pen.

€14.95*

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Kaweco SUPRA fountain pen stainless steel

The Kaweco SUPRA could be the big brother of the Kaweco LILIPUT. But the SUPRA has a, world-exclusive estra middle section to make it longer - so much longer, in fact, that with the cap posted too it takes the pen from Kaweco's shortest, to one of its longest. Brand new in the stainless steel version. The SUPRA is also available in brass and works with standard ink cartridges or converter. Both you can get here in the shop.

€114.00*

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