Clear Demonstrator Fountain Pen with a Silver Aluminum Grip and Piston Filling for Visible Ink Levels
This demonstrator fountain pen keeps your ink color and remaining ink level in view through its clear barrel. A piston filling mechanism and silver aluminum grip bring traditional fountain pen construction into a modern design, letting you enjoy the ink as part of the writing experience.
The TWSBI Diamond 580AL has a stainless steel nib and screw-cap, and comes in a clear display case. Select an Extra-Fine, Fine or Medium nib to suit your writing preference. A wrench and silicone grease are included for long-term care; they are not intended for immediate use.
Features
- Clear barrel makes ink color and remaining ink easy to see.
- Piston mechanism provides the pen's ink-filling system.
- Silver aluminum grip section complements the transparent barrel.
- Stainless steel nib is offered in Extra-Fine, Fine and Medium.
- Detachable parts support disassembly and reassembly with appropriate care.
- Clear display case, wrench and silicone grease are included.
Specifications
- Model: Diamond 580AL
- Product type: Fountain Pens
- Barrel: Clear demonstrator
- Grip section: Silver aluminum
- Filling mechanism: Piston
- Nib material: Stainless steel
- Nib sizes: Extra-Fine; Fine; Medium
- Cap: Screw-cap
- Included accessories: Clear display case; wrench; silicone grease
- Maintenance: Handle the fragile feed with extra care during disassembly. Leave piston bearing grease in place; do not replace it with silicone grease.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see how much ink remains in this fountain pen?
Yes. The Diamond 580AL's clear demonstrator barrel shows both the ink color and remaining ink level.
Which nib sizes can I select?
The Diamond 580AL is offered with an Extra-Fine, Fine or Medium stainless steel nib. Select the nib size when choosing your pen.
Do I need to use the included wrench and silicone grease right away?
No. The wrench and silicone grease supplied with the Diamond 580AL are intended for long-term care and maintenance rather than immediate use. If you disassemble the nib and feed, handle the feed with extra care because it is fragile.
Should I remove the white substance on the piston when cleaning?
No. The white substance you may see on the 580AL piston is bearing grease. Leave it in place during cleaning and do not replace it with silicone grease.