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Hello, I just discovered that the Hero 9296 pen often comes bundled with the Hero 234 Carbon ink. Does anyone know if this pen is especially designed for carbon inks? I cannot confirm because all the information I have found so far is in chinese. :unsure:

 

I ask because I would rather not take any especial precautions when dealing with carbon ink, I would use a pen designed to deal with it.

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Other pens I have seen bundled with the Hero carbon ink include the DUKE Drawing Fountain Pen, Hero 68, and Hero 6062, all pens I had not seen before till recently. :ninja:

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There's also the Platinum Carbon Desk Pen, which is made to use with their carbon black ink. I've not bought one, nor do I have any relationship with any dealer, but I have eyed one from time to time and considered getting one to keep on my desk at work. it's not so expensive that I'd be heartbroken if it got broken or stolen.

 

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There's also the Platinum Carbon Desk Pen, which is made to use with their carbon black ink. I've not bought one, nor do I have any relationship with any dealer, but I have eyed one from time to time and considered getting one to keep on my desk at work. it's not so expensive that I'd be heartbroken if it got broken or stolen.

 

Yes, I did not mention that one because it seems to be the only confirmed carbon ink pen, and because it is rather too long to carry with me, which is my intent, but thanks for mentioning it. :thumbup:

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