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I need to know what kind of converter will fit into a Platignum Studio, I know the only one that does is the Monteverde mini converter and Chinese Universal ones don't, somebody help me...please.

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Welcome to FPN. Nice to have you here with us. I'm unable to answer your specific question but am sure that someone here will be able to help.

Appropriately, your question might best be addressed in the "First Stop" forum, under "General Pen Topics".

Good luck and enjoy the forums! :thumbup:

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Welcome !

 

I believe that ths make of fountain pen uses its own model converter only.

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Hi and :W2FPN:

 

If the pen takes standard international cartridges, you also might try the new Kaweco squeeze converter, which has almost the same size as a standard cartridge. And is rather cheap, about 2 euros.

 

 

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I just had a look at their website, and indeed, these cartridges are not standard international shorts. More the long size of a Parker or Waterman but an unusual mouthpiece. So yes, I think they are proprietary, and alas the website does not mention converters, so you will be stuck with their cartridges.

 

 

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