Nib - 1.2mm

THE DRILL-SHAPED NIB IS THE SYMBOL OF DRILLOG

The nib is made by numerically controlling the metal cutting process to achieve a precise writing line width.
The 0.5 mm width is recommended for a wide range of applications such as delicate lettering and sketching, while the 0.8 mm width works well with glitter inks and sticky inks.
The 1.2mm character width is recommended for ink enthusiasts who want to use a lot of ink.

Ink retention structure for uninterrupted writing.
The spiral grooves on the side of the body hold a large amount of ink.

*Depending on the writing speed, the area that can be written on may change due to the ink drying up.

Tough nib made of titanium
DRILLOG’s metal nib will not be damaged even if it touches an ink bottle. In addition, the titanium alloy material used allows the nib to be used with slightly acidic or slightly alkaline inks without worrying about corrosion.

Easy maintenance.
DRILLOG nibs can be washed off the ink in the nib by simply running it under water. If you want to wash them more carefully, just scrub them with a small brush to complete the maintenance. You can also use an ultrasonic cleaner.

A new way to use dipping pens.
The inked nib can be easily washed with water, so you can enjoy various inks at the same time, just like painting with paints. A new way to use dipping pens is now possible only with a metal nib.

CARACTERISTICS

Material: Titanium
■Dimensions: Φ7mm w:37.5mm
■Weight: 4g

USE AND CARE

Maintaining the DRILLOG metal dip pen nib
Should the tip of the pen become oily ink will be repelled and dipping for ink will not be possible (as water soluble). If the ink does not flow through to the pen tip, remove the oil using the following method.

<Method for Removing Oil from Pen Nib>

1. Apply a mild detergent to a fine-bristled brush (such as nylon brush or toothbrush) and moisten with water. Carefully brush along the grooves of the pen tip.
2. Brush each of the 8 grooves from the nib shoulder to the tip of the pen.
3. After brushing, wash off the detergent with running water or hot water and let it dry naturally.
4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 again if the ink does not flow to the nib.