How do old pens absorb ink?

Question 1: Who knows how to fill ink in absorbent (old-fashioned) pens? The answer is 20 12- 10-22. All you have to do is squeeze all the air out and put it in an ink bottle for a long time. Why don't you try a water-absorbing pen in the past! Like now, it's all about twisting the bar and adding water. It's not smooth without complaining. Follow-up: I can only add one answer at a time: pick up the pen, let the water at the end, squeeze the air in front, put it in the ink bottle, and slowly fill it up. Follow-up: How many times do you smoke? But I was full of ink once (several times). Is there an angle? What is this? Follow-up: When there is ink in the pen, is the nib up or down? Answer: First of all, you suck almost at all angles, then the pen tip is upward to squeeze out the air and hold it and put it in the ink bottle. Follow-up: Can the pen tip face up without ink? Answer: The pen tip is up, then tap the ink suction hose to drain all the ink to the bottom, then squeeze it and put it into the ink bottle. Follow-up: but I still saw the ink gushing out. Answer: It is impossible not to flow at all. It's normal to have a little flow. Follow-up: but the nib will flow to your hand. Answer: wrap some toilet paper around the nib!

Question 2: How does this pen absorb ink? Hold down the white iron piece in the middle, squeeze it hard, and then let go. Squeezing the air out of the ink absorber at atmospheric pressure will squeeze the ink in, and then repeat it many times. This ink absorber will not absorb much water. My Japanese Bai Le 78g can't even finish writing a Chinese paper in Grade Three, so I suggest changing the ink absorber into a rotary one or something similar to a syringe, otherwise I don't mind using this ink absorber if I write too much.

Question 3: How do old-fashioned pens absorb ink? Generally speaking, old-fashioned pens generally include a cap, a nib and a pen holder. Connect the water bag to the pen tip. You can see it by rotating the pen tip and pen holder. Then insert the pen tip into the ink and pinch the water bag several times.

Question 4: How do old-fashioned pens absorb ink? 1. Screw the steel ink bag out of the pen holder and squeeze the ink bag with your fingers.

2. Put the pen tip into the ink and completely submerge the pen tip to avoid inhaling air.

3. After sucking the ink, put down the pen tip and release six to eight drops of ink.

4. Tighten the piston rod so that the pen tip faces upwards, so that the remaining ink on the pen tongue can flow back to the ink storage tank.

5. Wipe the tip of the pen and around the tongue with cotton paper to complete the ink input program.

Question 5: How to add ink to an old pen? 1. Screw the steel ink bag out of the pen holder and squeeze the ink bag with your fingers.

2. Put the pen tip into the ink and completely submerge the pen tip to avoid inhaling air.

3. After sucking the ink, put down the pen tip and release six to eight drops of ink.

4. Tighten the piston rod so that the pen tip faces upwards, so that the remaining ink on the pen tongue can flow back to the ink storage tank.

5. Wipe the tip of the pen and around the tongue with cotton paper to complete the ink input program.

Question 6: How does old Parker's pen absorb ink? Just hold the rubber tube at the tail and insert it into the ink bottle. If it doesn't suck, either the pen tip is blocked or the rubber tube is leaking.

Question 7: How do old-fashioned pens absorb ink? Put the pen tip in the ink bottle and pinch the capsule with your hand, which is the soft part.

Question 8: How does this pen absorb ink? This is a disposable ink cartridge for your pen. You need to buy a replacement ink cartridge that can't absorb ink. If you want to make an ink absorption pen, you need to buy a matching ink absorption device.

Question: How does oaso pen absorb ink? Hello, pens are divided into floor water supply, vacuum water supply, water-clip ink absorber, pen holder integrated piston and air pressure.

General air pressure, water plug and ink absorber are more common. Here's how to use them:

Air pressure is what we call squeezing water, also called dissecting water. Simply put the contrast in water and press it five times (the pen is not marked several times now, but according to experience, five times can play a more full role).

Question 10: Why can pens absorb ink and use atmospheric pressure? The pen exhausts the air in the tube, and the external atmospheric pressure is greater than the pressure in the ink tube of the pen, so the ink is pressed in.