5号书法笔尖
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5号书法替换笔尖,适用于 Series 58、Collectors 及 Silvicity。
不妨为自己添置一枚书法笔尖,只需轻松替换Conway Stewart钢笔上的日常笔尖即可享受书法书写的乐趣。
书写那些特别的“Thank You”感谢卡时,粗细有致的笔画变化,能让您的笔迹更显独特韵味。
这些小尺寸钢笔可选配两种书法笔尖:
- 镀金钢制1.1mm书法笔尖:竖画宽度1.1mm,横画宽度0.32mm。
- 镀金钢制1.4mm书法笔尖:竖画宽度1.4mm,横画宽度0.4mm,笔画粗细变化最为明显。
以上线宽仅供参考,实际效果会因纸张质地及运笔力度而有所不同。这两款笔尖书写顺滑,且 均以激光雕刻CS标志于笔尖之上。
这些书法笔尖仅适用于Series 58、Collectors及Silvicity,出厂时已装于黑色笔尖座内,您只需拧下钢笔笔杆,装上新笔尖座即可。笔尖座还配有插入式上墨器,方便您为日常用笔换上不同墨水——不妨试试帝王紫(Imperial Purple)。部分笔尖座带有笔尖环,因此下拉菜单会询问您的钢笔是银色、金色笔尖环,还是没有笔尖环。
若下拉列表中没有您的Conway Stewart型号,请查看是否列于适用于较大型Conway Stewart钢笔的6号书法笔尖菜单中——详情点击此处。或发送邮件与我们联系,咨询相关供货信息。
请注意,这些替换笔尖不适用于古董Conway Stewart钢笔,仅适用于配备墨水芯/上墨器的Conway Stewart钢笔,不适用于拉杆上墨(Lever-fill)钢笔。

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