Metal nib – Copper

Founded in Kuramae (Tokyo) in 2010 by Hirose Takuma, Kakimori invented the "ink bar" where everyone creates their own ink using a pipette.

Made in Japan Since 2010 Custom inks Kuramae district
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    Metal nib – Copper

    • Copper develops a beautiful patina and ages gracefully

    • Remarkably smooth metal nib

    • Adjust the angle to vary line thickness

    • Create expressive lines, including brush strokes

    • For compatibility with pen holders from other brands, see “Learn more”

    The copper nib was born from the desire to create a durable and practical dip nib. Enjoy a variety of line thicknesses, from fine to broad, by tilting the nib at different angles. Compatible with most pen holders, including those in our range.

    *Pen holder sold separately.

    The nib was designed by Yuto Yamazaki of the Alloy design studio, based in Kuramae. The tip was carefully rounded and polished, offering an exceptionally smooth and surprising writing experience. Perfected after many iterations, this innovative nib is one of a kind.

    Ideal for artwork, the nib can be used at different angles to paint like a brush or create fine, detailed lines.

    Material Properties

    Copper naturally oxidizes when exposed to air. Your new nib may have a reddish tint or some spots — this is normal and does not affect its performance. Thanks to the metal’s natural softness, the tip gradually rounds with use, producing bolder strokes and smoother writing over time. Enjoy a tool designed to evolve with your personal writing style.

    Care Tips

    • We do not recommend cleaning the grooves, as this could affect the nib’s performance. For more advice, see the full guide.

    SPECIFICATIONS

    • Product name: Metal nib – Copper
    • Dimensions: H30 × Ø6 mm
    • Weight: 4 g
    • Material: Copper
    • Design: Yuto Yamazaki
    • Manufacturer: Alloy Inc.
    • Country of manufacture: Japan

    USAGE AND MAINTENANCE

    • Initial ink flow may be slow due to the nib’s protective coating and will improve gradually after several rinses and ink applications.

    • The maximum writing angle is 45 degrees.

    • Insert the nib into the holder with a slight rotation until it is securely in place. To remove it, turn and pull slowly—a sudden removal can detach the nib assembly.

    • A strong impact on this precision nib can compromise ink flow.

    • To prevent dried ink buildup in the grooves, rinse frequently with water during use.

    • The metal nib is recommended for use with Kakimori and Inkstand inks.

    • To remove stubborn dried ink, gently scrub with a soft toothbrush in water.

    • If you use a detergent, choose a neutral product. Avoid alkaline detergents, which would damage the surface.

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    Caractéristiques
    Dimensions
    H30 × Ø6 mm
    Poids
    4 g
    Matière
    Metal
    Couleur
    Jaune
    Designer
    Yuto Yamazaki
    Origine
    Tokyo, Japan
    Marque depuis
    2010
    Usage & Entretien
    We do not recommend cleaning the grooves, as this could affect the nib’s performance. For more advice, please consult the full guide.
    The initial ink flow may be slow due to the nib’s protective coating and will gradually improve after several rinses and ink applications.
    The maximum writing angle is 45 degrees.
    Insert the nib into the holder with a slight rotation until it is securely in place. To remove it, turn and pull slowly—a sudden pull may detach the nib assembly.
    A strong impact on this precision nib can compromise the ink flow.
    To prevent dried ink buildup in the grooves, rinse frequently with water during use.
    The metal nib is recommended for use with Kakimori and Inkstand inks.
    To remove stubborn dried ink, gently scrub with a soft toothbrush in water.
    If you use detergent, choose a neutral product. Avoid alkaline detergents, which can damage the surface.