14ct金软尖6号笔尖
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14ct金软尖6号替换笔尖
何不为自己添置一支软尖，轻松替换Conway Stewart钢笔上“日常使用”的笔尖？让您能以富于粗细变化的行书笔触，书写那些特别的“感谢卡”。
软尖的特性是：下笔力度越大，笔画线条越宽。
现有2款14ct金软尖可供选择：
- 极细(EF) 14ct金软尖：不施力时线条最细。
- 细(F) 14ct金软尖：与上述笔尖相比，此笔尖不施力时线条略宽，施力时线条也略宽。
我们所有的软尖均镌刻有CS标志。
这些替换笔尖适用于大多数配备6号笔尖的现代款Conway Stewart钢笔，并已装配于黑色笔尖座中，您只需旋开笔杆，装入新的笔尖座即可。部分笔尖座配有笔尖环，因此下拉菜单中会询问您的钢笔笔尖环为银色、金色或无环。
如果您的Conway Stewart型号不在下拉列表中，请发邮件向我们咨询相关供货情况。
这些替换笔尖不适用于Conway Stewart古董钢笔，仅适用于配备墨水芯/上墨器的Conway Stewart钢笔，不适用于配备内置上墨器的Winston钢笔，也不适用于任何拉杆上墨钢笔。
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