Pilot Custom 742 Fountain Pen - PO Nib

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The Pilot Custom 742 Fountain Pen with a Posting (PO) nib is designed for calligraphers and writers seeking a unique, finer line with a slight upward character. Its key benefit is the specialized PO nib, offering a distinct writing experience. A potential caveat is the specialized nature of the PO nib, which may require an adjustment period for users unfamiliar with its specific writing angle. This pen features a durable resin body, a 14K gold nib, and versatile filling options via cartridge or converter.
| Model Part Number | FKK-2000R-B-PO |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pilot |
A Posting (PO) nib is a specialized fountain pen nib, typically found on Japanese pens, that is ground to offer a finer line with a slight upward angle. This provides a unique writing experience and can create subtle line variations.
No, the Pilot Custom 742 is designed specifically for Pilot ink cartridges and the Pilot CON-70N converter. Other brands are unlikely to fit.
Flush the nib and feed with cool, clean water. If ink is dried, use a mild pen flush solution. Ensure all water is removed before refilling.
The clear body allows you to easily see the remaining ink level, preventing you from running out of ink unexpectedly during writing. It also showcases the pen's internal workings.
Yes, the Pilot Custom 742 comes with one ink cartridge and the CON-70N converter, allowing you to start writing immediately.
A PO nib generally writes finer than a standard Fine nib and has a distinctive upward angle that affects the writing feel and line appearance. It's often preferred for specific artistic or detailed writing tasks.
The nib is made of 14K gold, which is known for its durability, responsiveness, and smooth writing characteristics.
Ensure the nib is properly inked and the feed is not clogged. Flush the nib and feed with water. Check that the ink cartridge or converter is securely attached.
Check that the cartridge or converter is screwed in tightly. Ensure the pen is not overfilled or stored improperly (e.g., nib down).
The PO nib has a specific writing angle. Try adjusting your grip and writing angle slightly. Ensure the paper surface is smooth. If persistent, the nib may require professional adjustment.
Ensure the nib is fully submerged in ink and the converter mechanism is functioning correctly. Try priming the converter by twisting it slightly before drawing ink.
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