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Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue

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Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue - PILOT INK-70-L
  • Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue - PILOT INK-70-L
  • Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue - PILOT INK-70-L
  • Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue - PILOT INK-70-L
  • Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue - PILOT INK-70-L
  • Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue - PILOT INK-70-L
  • Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue - PILOT INK-70-L
  • Pilot Fountain Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - Blue - PILOT INK-70-L
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70 ml of high-quality, general use fountain pen ink from Pilot specifically targeted for plunger-type fountain pens. Each bottle contains a simple but brilliant solution to the age old problem of how to enjoy every last drop of your fountain pen. Plunger type suction fountain pens usually need a certain level of ink to be able to suck up ink into the pen body. In normal bottles, as you approach depleting ink reservoirs it gets more and more difficult to suck up ink. Each of these ink bottles easily solves that problem with a simple plastic tube in the bottle. Anyone who has ever filled a water bottle up and placed it upside down into a bowl will know how the phenomenon works, atmospheric pressure balances out so that the water in the bottle remains higher than the surrounding water in the bowl. In the case of this ink bottle, as the ink levels get low, simply tighten the bottle cap, flip the bottle upside down, and then flip it right side up. Ink levels remain higher within the plastic tube than in the rest of the bottle, allowing you to fill your plunger-style fountain pen with ease. Thank you Japan for the great physics lesson!




Model Number: PILOT INK-70-L

Reviews
  This bottle is bigger..., June 30, 2011
By atmozap - See all my reviews
This bottle is bigger than it looks in the pictures, and is a pretty good value. The color is a good strong blue, not too dark, not too light, quite likable. It is smooth and good flowing, with minimal to no feathering. I highly recommend it, especially for Pilot pens such as the Namiki Vanishing Point.
  Where do I start on this..., May 24, 2011
By jtm... - See all my reviews
Where do I start on this ink? Well, it is just about as blue as blue gets, and I really like that (even though I am not much of a blue ink fan!). It behaves very well in my experience, with great flow, about medium wetness, and it isn\'t very hard on pens in my experience. Another great thing you will find about this ink, is its water resistance. I tried to wash it off a Rhodia page, but it held up right along with an Iron Gall ink and a \"Bulletproof\" ink, actually retaining more of its colour than the Noodler\'s \"Bulletproof\" ink! Then we get to the bottle.. It has a huge capacity (70ml), and the \"ink reservoir\" system is a wonderful innovation by Pilot to allow you to suck up every last drop of this ink. Even for the $ I believe this ink is a great value!
  Bottle works great, ink..., April 7, 2011
By mak... - See all my reviews
Bottle works great, ink is smooth, free flowing, a little lighter than I expected. Works great with the Lamy Fountain Z 24 converter . . .
  I e-mailed JetPens and..., October 28, 2010
By n.flate - See all my reviews
I e-mailed JetPens and requested that they suggest a true blue ink. I did not want any green, red or black shading. They suggested this ink from Pilot. I bought the blue and the black. They are indeed true colors and work well in any pen I use them in.
I like the design of the bottles so well, that I keep them on my desk.
My only complaint is that the plastic well inside catches on some of my pens and starts to come out of the bottle when I remove the pen.
  I love this ink and the..., February 22, 2010
By red251410 - See all my reviews
I love this ink and the new, deep 70ml bottle. This is a lovely, Royal Blue that is smooth and rich and it always looks good. Not as bright, certainly, as Noodler's Baystate Blue, it is a more stately and reserved blue that, I think, is great for correspondence or journaling.
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