Will this work in a Cross fountain stratford pen?
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You need to ensure that your Stratford is a push on type of cartridge. Because this is that type of converter. If yours is then this should work for you. Cross has manufactured both the push on and screw on type for the Stratford according to when it was made and also if it was one of the limited editions of the Stratford series. If you're not sure which it is then I suggest that you remove the barrel and shine a light and use a magnifying glass to inspect the pen and see if it has threads or not for the converter. One caution though. Not all converters are always manufactured to the exact same in tolerances so before you fill your converter with ink ensure that it has a very snug fit or you will have leakage. I personally have had the exact same converters arrive from the same manufacturers and they didn't fit properly and had to be returned. Also one more piece of advice. I find that filling the converter with a small pipette before inserting it into the pen makes no mess plus it keeps the pen tip nice and clean.
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I am sorry I don't know the answer to that, only that I have a Bill Blass penset my wife gave me and I use the mini pen all the time. The Cross refill fit that perfectly and is very high quality.
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It will not. These pens are the classic rotation type, the refill screws in.
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If its the same manufacturer then probably. I can tell you that these are NOT international sized.(busted the barrel of my international pen, had to buy another one, busted that one too.
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This is a Parker brand fountain pen ink converter and should fit all Parker fountain pens. Joseph C. Ptasinski/Passion4Pens
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These ink cartridges look to be for regular fountain pens so, yes they should work.
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Yes, it will work with all fountain pens that take a cartridge refill. These ink cartridges are universal.
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I believe it will....it is simply a shaft of a pen with the rubber tip, I would not think it would be a problem.
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Hi John,My pen is a Cross Solo. It works perfectly for me. Apologies but I am not a Cross expert to tell you if this would work for your model of Cross Pen. I guess all Cross pen boots should match the same connect. i.e. are you using standard cross refills for your pen? if yes. then it should work is my guess. However, please check the net further before taking the risk and ordering.Regards,Ishan
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Not really sure I have 2 different fountain pens they work fine in but neither is a levenger
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I'm not sure if the threads seal tightly enough to keep the ink from leaking out of the barrel. The pens are inexpensive enough to experiment with. I think that a tiny dab of RTV where the barrel meets the nib may work to create a good seal. Leakage would be the only real concern to converting it as the barrel is solid and has no decorative joints.
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Yes, you can. The Parker converter is universal to almost all Parker fountain pens.
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Yes. The lever is simply a mechanism for sucking up the ink into the pen's reservoir. If it worked for ink in one bottle, it will work for ink in any bottle.
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Here's a Google Link that says yes:https://www.google.com/search?q=Pilot+Fountain+Pen+Converter+(CON-50)for+plumix&oq;=Pilot+Fountain+Pen+Converter+(CON-50)for+plumix&aqs;=chrome..69i57.2055j0j4&source;id=chrome&es;_sm=91&ie;=UTF-8
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This pen has a very small head. I think that it might work for your needs, but not sure if the width is small enough.
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I fear it will not, nor will a Wacom or any other replacement pen. Unfortunately my understanding of the configuration of the Genius G-Pen system demands having a Genius pen.
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Yes, I have used those in a few of my fountain pens. They do carry different sizes. The cartridge must have a snug, tight fit where the ink goes into the fountain pen; and test it by writing on a piece of paper several times; checking for any leakage of ink where the cartridge connects with the pen. Use this rule of thumb for all cartridges that are not carried by the brand named pen. Hopefully this helps. Enjoy Your Fountain Pens!