BOCK 250 Steel nib unit

Name: BOCK 250 Steel nib unit
Rating: 5.00 (4 reviews)

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€27,83

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BOCK 250 Steel nib unit

€27,83

In stock

Steel nib unit with ABS plastic feeder and threaded housing. Optional ebonite feeder

Size 6, that means that the feeder is 6 millimeters in diameter. Thread housing M7.9x0.6.

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Has reconciled me with Bock nibs. Delightful to write with. Would recommend getting the ebonite feed.

A great staring point for regrind. I prefer this level off flex

Backup nib and not used yet. Looks amazing with that keyhole nib

It is not explicitly stated. Are the non-flex Bock 250 nibs tuned before being sent to the customer?

FPnibs

Sure, all nibs we sell are tunned before ship them.

Will this nib work with an Asvine v200 where the original nib & feed setup was the Asvine build (i.e., not Bock)? Or do I need a Bock version of that pen to give this a go?

FPnibs

It fits, but remember to swapp the orings from the original unit so it does not leak with the nib nib unit.

I need an extra fine nib (japanese ef 0.2mm) for my Kaweco Supra. Which is better? Purchase the Bock 250 and regrind to EEF or purchase the Kaweco 250 and regrind to EEF?

FPnibs

Those nib units are the same, so you may prefer to keep the original logo on the nib or get the plain one.