Frequency of that happening ? i have a broken one, and i have already found 4 broken ones in new sheaffer pens sold over the sheaffer counters. I conclude it is quite high.
And i had thought a lot of people knew about this. Apparently not. And therefore this post.
How then do you detect it? First, twist the piston while the converter is inserted into the pen. if the converter twists, do a visual check, the confirmatory one as shown below;
This is broken converter. Notice the break line on the inner and second ring in black? that means it will not be tight. |
Informative. TQ.
ReplyDeleteAm yet to face the issue. The few sheaffers are of the older aerometric filler.