can i use cartridges ? converter seens to be very tihgt and imposible to take out.
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Yes you can use just the ink cartridge. I hope that tells you what you needed to know.
368799
I'm using the Jinhao cartridges that always come up in the Amazon suggestion for people who purchased the pen. It did take forever for it write. I left it point down for a day and the next day it wrote great. So far it's the best writing Jinhao pen I have.
623511
Hi Danyou should be able to click on the cartridge when you change it. go to tools and you should see a button to accept the cartrige
640514
In the ones I bought, the black insert can be removed, even if it is full of cartridges......
935571
I don't know, but would like to have an idea of how to recycle/dispose of the stack of used cartridges I have. We haven't had much luck with vendors like Staples, but will try Office Depot. Halle Weingarten
1926211
If you buy a piston convertor you can, or you can use disposable cartridges. I prefer bottles ink
1281373
I'm not sure if you can or not BUT I wouldn't try it even if it can because thier not even full of ink thier ink cartridges they get donated to them and they don't have even half full of ink its a rip off!
816954
Yes, it comes with converter, but my preference is to use the ink cartridges.
601937
I wouldn't know. Unfortunately, I received a product that does not work. But, it's my understanding that people are having a 50% success rate with this. Try asking one the people who got the converter to work.
1040562
Not sure about that. Check online at HP and it should tell if you can use that cartridge. Wish I could be more helpful.
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It comes with a cartridge, but no converter. I did try and dry-fit a spare converter I had lying around, and it was a bit of a squeeze but it did seem to take. That said, did not ink it, so I can't promise the seal is good. However, the cartridge appears to be standard, and the barrel is definitely long enough to accommodate (the tight fit was circumferences rather than length), so I don't see why there would be any problems.
1270649
When empty just unscrew silver from black. Then pull the converter strait out. Center the cartridge and push in hard to get the cartridge to seat.
37005
Same thing happen to me. A waste of money, I was told I needed an converter to make work. If you find another way please let me know.
2022168
If I remember correctly it simply turns out. I have been using the converter and have not installed the cartridge.
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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.
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There is a compatible system on Amazon. You need to search by the type of printer you own. You can't just take an system and throw it it. Also, there are issues with the systems. I bought one and one of the cartridges leaked in the box. I'm looking ot get refillable cartridges without the connecting reservoir. Less issues that way.
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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.
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I have no clue. I would Google the area and see what they use. But I would strongly advise you to buy a different converter