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Hi all,

Attached the pictures of both the "Stealth" bulk filler- featuring chemical blackened titanium furniture, and the version with "gold plated furniture".

It took Conid a lot of time and efforts to localize a company which could do this kind of coatings on titanium !

When interested, please contact : werner@conid.be for details.

Francis

 

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h89/fountainbel/Fountainbel%20Bulk%20filler/Afbeelding4-2.jpg

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h89/fountainbel/Fountainbel%20Bulk%20filler/Afbeelding5-2.jpg

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Francis, what is the base material for the clips and rings for the GP version? Ti or some alloy like Brass?

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I personally like the stealth version very much!

I had the occasion to see this very pen at the Tilburg penshow.This pen is very stylish and gives a modern look

On the other hand , the GP one , I like the coating , but the combi with the black glossy appearance is not my favourite

I was explained at the tilburg show , how this very clip is made.A clip without compromise for sure.

Cut from a whole piece of Ti, with concave form on the inner side, to ensure the mechanical strength in heavy use.

Quality is in the details itself

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I personally like the stealth version very much!

I had the occasion to see this very pen at the Tilburg penshow.This pen is very stylish and gives a modern look

On the other hand , the GP one , I like the coating , but the combi with the black glossy appearance is not my favourite

I was explained at the tilburg show , how this very clip is made.A clip without compromise for sure.

Cut from a whole piece of Ti, with concave form on the inner side, to ensure the mechanical strength in heavy use.

Quality is in the details itself

To add to that: The clip is not cut from a sheet and then bend, but cut 3 dimensionally on a lathe from a solid rod of Titanium.

 

 

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Hello Francis,

 

Will these also become available for the oversize Bulkfillers?

Could be done, but one needs a minimum series of 20 identical pieces to get started

Only one German specialist was able do do this job perfectly.

Making a hard wear resistant black or gold coating on titanium proved to be rather expensive…..

Francis

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Could be done, but one needs a minimum series of 20 identical pieces to get started

Only one German specialist was able do do this job perfectly.

Making a hard wear resistant black or gold coating on titanium proved to be rather expensive..

Francis

Hello Francis,

 

The gold plating on the pics is matte, is glossy also an option?

 

André.

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Hello Francis,

 

The gold plating on the pics is matte, is glossy also an option?

 

André.

 

One can surely shine-up the mat GP finish , but making it completely glossy is not possible.

francis

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So is the whole body titanium or just the accents? Is the feed ebonite? What size is the feed and nib, No. 6 or No. 5? What would the Pricing be, & what is the turnaround+shipping time for these pens? Very nice design though; I prefer the Gold Anodized.

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So is the whole body titanium or just the accents? Is the feed ebonite? What size is the feed and nib, No. 6 or No. 5? What would the Pricing be, & what is the turnaround+shipping time for these pens? Very nice design though; I prefer the Gold Anodized.

Only the furnitures , being the clip, cap and body ring and the threaded barrel clutch are titanium

​The screw-in nib units are the size 6 from Bock with plastic feed.

For prices and delivery lead time , please contact directly CONID: werner@conid.be

Francis

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Would be VERY interested in a Stealth Bulkfiller Streamline version with the Delrin black material and a Ti nib. Any chance that is possible, or are they only doing it in the classic Flat Top style?

Take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly, and try another. But by all means, try something.

 

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Would be VERY interested in a Stealth Bulkfiller Streamline version with the Delrin black material and a Ti nib. Any chance that is possible, or are they only doing it in the classic Flat Top style?

AFAIK at your choice. I have the one with rounded cap/endcap myself. Very nice pen. I have a steel nib made into an oblique italic by Francis. Yummy.

 

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AFAIK at your choice. I have the one with rounded cap/endcap myself. Very nice pen. I have a steel nib made into an oblique italic by Francis. Yummy.

 

D.ick

I also have a rounded model with a Ti nib and it is perhaps my favorite at this time. I suspect you're right seeing as it is really only the furniture that has been blackened and added to a body, but would like to hear for sure.

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