Calligraphy Fountain Pen in Orange with a 2.4mm Stub Italic Nib and Black and Red Ink Cartridges
This calligraphy fountain pen pairs a 2.4mm stub italic nib with a parallel plate structure for distinctive lettering. The orange Pilot Parallel includes one black and one red ink cartridge, so you can explore both ink colors during calligraphy practice.
A flushing converter and nib cleaner are included for maintenance. For bottled fountain pen ink, use the separately sold Pilot Con-40 converter. Gradated lettering requires a second Pilot Parallel pen loaded with a different Pilot Parallel Mixable cartridge color; touch the two nibs together before writing.
Features
- 2.4mm stub italic nib for calligraphy lettering
- Parallel plate nib structure
- Orange pen color
- One black and one red ink cartridge included
- Included flushing converter and nib cleaner for maintenance
- Supports gradated lettering when paired with a second pen and different Pilot Parallel Mixable cartridge colors
Specifications
- Product type: Fountain pen
- Brand: Pilot
- Model: Parallel
- Color: Orange
- Nib: 2.4mm stub italic
- Nib structure: Parallel plates
- Included ink: One black ink cartridge and one red ink cartridge
- Included maintenance accessories: Flushing converter and nib cleaner
- Bottled ink converter: Pilot Con-40; sold separately
Frequently Asked Questions
What nib does this orange calligraphy fountain pen have?
This orange fountain pen has a 2.4mm stub italic nib with a parallel plate structure for calligraphy lettering.
What comes with the pen?
The pen comes with one black ink cartridge, one red ink cartridge, a converter for flushing the pen, and a nib cleaner.
Can I use bottled fountain pen ink?
Yes, this pen can use bottled fountain pen ink with a Pilot Con-40 converter, sold separately. The included converter is supplied for flushing the pen.
How do I make gradated lettering?
Use two Pilot Parallel pens loaded with different Pilot Parallel Mixable cartridge colors, then touch their nibs together before writing. A second pen is required for this technique.