MAINTENANCE TIPS WHEN USING FOUNTAIN TIP NIBS
Regular Cleaning
• Weekly flush – Run warm water through the nib and feed to prevent ink buildup
• Deep clean monthly – Soak the nib unit in lukewarm water for 15-20 minutes, then gently flush
• Avoid hot water – Use only lukewarm water to prevent damage to delicate components
• Pat dry gently – Use a soft, lint-free cloth after cleaning
Ink Care
• Change ink regularly – If not using your pen for 2+ weeks, clean it out to prevent ink from drying
• Use quality ink – Stick with reputable fountain pen inks to avoid clogging
• Never mix inks – Thoroughly clean between ink changes to prevent chemical reactions
Storage & Handling
• Store horizontally – Keep pens lying flat when not in use to maintain ink flow
• Cap when not writing – Always replace the cap to prevent the nib from drying out
• Avoid extreme temperatures – Heat and cold can affect ink consistency
• Handle the nib carefully – Never force it or tap it on paper
Compatible Ink Types
• Water-based fountain pen inks – The most common and recommended type for all fountain pens
• Dye-based inks – Waterman, Parker and Pilot Iroshizuku inks are high quality inks for fountain pens.
• Specialty inks – Iron gall inks, shading inks, and shimmer inks all work with this nib
Storage & Handling
• Store horizontally – Keep pens lying flat when not in use to maintain ink flow
• Cap when not writing – Always replace the cap to prevent the nib from drying out
• Avoid extreme temperatures – Heat and cold can affect ink consistency
• Handle the nib carefully – Never force it or tap it on paper
Storage & Handling
• Store horizontally – Keep pens lying flat when not in use to maintain ink flow
• Cap when not writing – Always replace the cap to prevent the nib from drying out
• Avoid extreme temperatures – Heat and cold can affect ink consistency
• Handle the nib carefully – Never force it or tap it on paper