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Lapis Inferno
An additional note on the use of Noodlers pens...they are made from a celluloid derivative - and as with all celluloid pens one should NEVER use alcohol or cleaners/rinses that contain alcohols with any celluloid containing pens. Celluloid is in fact processed using none other than alcohols... so unless you want to 'reverse engineer' your pen chemically... please avoid alcohol and other harsh solvents (acetones, MEK, etc..). Plane old household ammonia (normally just $1/gallon or so) mixed with a few drops of mild liquid dish soap and regular tap water is fine for almost every need for a rinse solution. If using 'common water' as a rinse is your choice, remember it contains bleach and should never be mixed with ammonia.
Catégorie : Stylo plume
Manufacturier : Noodler's Ink
Série : Standard Flex
Couleur : Bleu
Couleur Accent : Plaqué chrome
Texture : Polie
Matériel : Celluloïd
Taille : Normal
Longueur : Normal
Masse : Léger
Pompe : Intégrée (Non amovible)
Cartouche d'encre : Non compatible
Garantie : -
Lapis Inferno
An additional note on the use of Noodlers pens...they are made from a celluloid derivative - and as with all celluloid pens one should NEVER use alcohol or cleaners/rinses that contain alcohols with any celluloid containing pens. Celluloid is in fact processed using none other than alcohols... so unless you want to 'reverse engineer' your pen chemically... please avoid alcohol and other harsh solvents (acetones, MEK, etc..). Plane old household ammonia (normally just $1/gallon or so) mixed with a few drops of mild liquid dish soap and regular tap water is fine for almost every need for a rinse solution. If using 'common water' as a rinse is your choice, remember it contains bleach and should never be mixed with ammonia.
