Nib Guide

Since it’s the part of the fountain pen that touches the paper, the nib has a major impact on how each pen writes. Most LAMY fountain pens feature Extra Fine, Fine, Medium and Broad nibs, so here’s a look at each nib size and what it does best.

Extra Fine

Extra Fine nibs are sharp and precise, with the narrowest line in the LAMY range. EF nibs excel at detailed handwriting and updating your busy schedule in your diary, and also leave the least ink on the page, helping it to dry faster. Perfect for those with tight, neat handwriting.

Fine

Fine nibs are a touch broader than EF nibs, allowing the ink to flow more generously, which creates a richer line on the page, and also lets the pen glide more gracefully across the page.

Medium

Medium nibs are broader again, delivering a thick, vivid line as it moves across the page. That extra ink also helps the pen to flow as you write, and makes your handwriting look even more lively and vibrant. If you’re starting out with fountain pens, a Medium nib is a great introduction.

Broad

Broad nibs make for handwriting that’s full of flourishes and line variations, which lends a vibrancy to letters, notes and journal entries. It’s a lively experience, and can be quite stunning, but the amount of ink on the page means it can be hard to manage for fountain pen newcomers, with greater chances of blurring or smudging.

2000 Mechanical Pencil

2000 Mechanical Pencil

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Specifications

  • Mechanical pencil
  • 0.5mm or 0.7mm lead
  • Refill with LAMY M41 0.5mm or M40 0.7mm Lead Refills (no more than 4 refills in the mechanism at one time)
  • 14.2cm long
  • Stainless steel body with brushed finish (Brushed Stainless Steel): stainless steel and polycarbonate body (Black)
  • Designed and made in Germany

Details

In continuous, and almost unaltered, production since 1966, the LAMY 2000 series is an icon in LAMY's range.

Credited with launching the brand into a new era of signature design excellence, the understated Bauhaus construction is as modern and relevant today as it was half a century ago. The streamlined, integrated design features a finely-balanced body with brushed steel fittings, comfortable tapered grip and excellent balance.

Engineered to last a lifetime, the subtle, unpretentious, lightweight craftsmanship sets the bar for innovative, timeless design.

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