Ellington Pens

Ink Converter Pack of 2

Name: Ink Converter Pack of 2
Brand: Ellington Pens
SKU: Ink Converter
Price: 13.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Ink Converter Pack of 2

$13.95 USD

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I recently had to replace my ink converter, and I must say, it's a game-changer! This accessory effortlessly transformed my fountain pen, ensuring smooth performance. A must-have for any fountain pen enthusiast – undoubtedly deserving of a five-star rating!" - Andrea W.

Elevate your fountain pen journey with Ellington Pen's Premium Ink Converter— an indispensable tool for effortlessly transitioning between ink colors or convenient refills. Embrace the freedom to explore a spectrum of writing possibilities with seamless convenience makes a lasting impression.

What's Inside

Pack of 2

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All Ellington Pens products are backed by a 1-Year International Warranty.

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Helpful pieces of kit!

Filler units are helpful

Thank you for your feedback! We're glad to hear that you find our Ink Converter Pack helpful. Our goal is to provide accessories that enhance your writing experience, and we're pleased to know that these filler units have been beneficial for you. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, please feel free to let us know. Thank you for choosing Ellington Pens!

Ink Converter

Works well and holds a decent amount of ink. I find this isn't always the case with other companies. Very happy since I've many lovely colors to use with it.

perfect

just what i wanted

Ink Converter

I like using a converter more than carterages maybe just old school. I remember learning cursive in elementary school with stick pens and ink wells thats where I learned to like fountain pens even to this day after 70 years still like writing with a fountain pen