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China Writing Instrument Association Drawing Pen Special Committee Conducts Field Research in Local Industrial Clusters
Following the official establishment of the Drawing Pen Special Committee of the China Writing Instrument Association in June, relevant leaders of the Special Committee conducted field research tours in various local industrial clusters from August to September in accordance with the committee's work plan. They held discussions and exchanges with local governments, industry associations and relevant enterprises to understand the current situation of the local drawing pen industry and the overall
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Paperworld Middle East 2025
Zhengxiang Pen Industry warmly welcomes all new and old customers to pay attention and visit! We provide fountain pens, rollerball pens, ink cartridges, eternal pencils, as well as a variety of new-style pens.
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Classifications of Fountain Pens
There are many types and models of fountain pens. According to the composition of the pen nib, they can be classified into three categories: gold pens, iridium pens, and ordinary fountain pens. Gold Pens Gold pen nibs are made of gold alloy. They are soft, highly elastic, and offer a comfortable writing feel. However, gold pens are expensive, and their soft nibs are difficult to control, making them unsuitable for beginners. Iridium Pens Iridium pen nibs contain no gold, though some are gold
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The Origin and Development of Fountain Pens
In 1809, the United Kingdom granted the first patents for fountain pens, marking the official birth of the fountain pen. In early fountain pens, ink could not flow freely. Writers had to press a piston to make ink flow, and had to press it repeatedly during writing, otherwise no ink would come out. Naturally, this made writing very inconvenient. In 1829, James Bailey, a British inventor, successfully developed a metal fountain pen nib. Specially processed, it was smooth and elastic, offering s
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History of the Fountain Pen
A fountain pen is a writing instrument mainly with a metal body. It uses a hollow barrel to hold ink (mostly black or blue), and writes through gravity and capillary action via a nib similar to a duck's beak. The writing thickness varies with pressure, making it an ideal tool for Western calligraphy. Most fountain pens are refillable, usually using small eye-dropper style bottles or ink converters to fill ink. The earliest historical record of the reservoir fountain pen dates back to the 10th ce
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Warm Reminder from Zhengxiang Products
Suitable Age: 6 to 14 years old. This product is intended for students under 14 years old (inclusive). Contains small parts. Keep away from young children to prevent swallowing hazard.
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