<p>Seems like everything online says these use the Standard International size cartridge. There are some complaints of leaks though unless you get them from the original maker. </p>

<p>If you have an old original cartridge, you could try cleaning and refilling it.</p>

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2019-08-20T21:21:02.500Z
2019-08-20T21:21:02.500Z
rebusB
<p>My grandfather left me an old Inoxcrom fountain pen that was given to him as a gift. I have been using it as a dip pen to write with, but am hoping to find a converter so I can use it on the go. I am not interested in cartridges.</p>

<p>I can't seem to find the model of this pen online, and it doesn't seem to fit the standard cartridge/converter size. The reason I say this is because I bought a fountain pen from an old man who hand makes them, and I suspect he sizes them to international cartridge/converter sizes.</p>

<p>Here are some photos of the pen:</p>

<p><a href="https://i.sstatic.net/Xfnm7.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/Xfnm7m.jpg" alt="Nib says Inoxcrom Iridum, ring around barrel says Inoxcrom, Spain written on gold part of lid"></a><br>
Nib says Inoxcrom Iridum, ring around barrel says Inoxcrom, Spain written on gold part of lid.</p>

<p><a href="https://i.sstatic.net/mvZGT.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/mvZGTm.jpg" alt="No logos or symbols on ends of cap or pen"></a><br>
There are no logos or symbols on ends of cap or pen.</p>

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2018-02-20T00:32:53.733Z
Can you add a picture with the pen disassembled?
Nothingismagick
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2018-02-21T22:03:36.737Z
Hey Ribika. :D We won't be able to direct you at a specific shop, but if we have some people who know about pens, they may be able to tell you what kind of converter you need.
Catija
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2018-02-22T10:26:40.140Z
Would you be open to buying a small pack of cartridges to test fit? IME there are three common sizes: Parker (long, also used by others), Lamy (long) and almost everyone else (short).  I've used a paerker reservoir in a Lamy before.
Chris H
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2018-03-09T02:15:20.213Z
Well, get in contact with Inoxcrom themselves: http://inoxcrom.com/en/ They love Collectors and collections, I'm quite sure they'll be more than happy to help you. Good luck!
Marco Antonio
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2018-12-05T14:30:37.337Z
@MarcoAntónio that link seems broken?
Stephie
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2018-12-05T14:31:51.490Z
Ribika, what do you mean by "standard" converter size? (Compare @ChrisH's comment.)
Stephie
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2018-12-11T17:45:55.917Z
Can you find out what the diameter and length of the barrel is?
Joachim
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What is the correct converter to fit my Inoxcrom fountain pen?
Ribika
# What is the correct converter to fit my Inoxcrom fountain pen?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-02-19)

My grandfather left me an old Inoxcrom fountain pen that was given to him as a gift. I have been using it as a dip pen to write with, but am hoping to find a converter so I can use it on the go. I am not interested in cartridges.

I can't seem to find the model of this pen online, and it doesn't seem to fit the standard cartridge/converter size. The reason I say this is because I bought a fountain pen from an old man who hand makes them, and I suspect he sizes them to international cartridge/converter sizes.

Here are some photos of the pen:

[![Nib says Inoxcrom Iridum, ring around barrel says Inoxcrom, Spain written on gold part of lid](https://i.sstatic.net/Xfnm7m.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/Xfnm7.jpg)  
Nib says Inoxcrom Iridum, ring around barrel says Inoxcrom, Spain written on gold part of lid.

[![No logos or symbols on ends of cap or pen](https://i.sstatic.net/mvZGTm.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/mvZGT.jpg)  
There are no logos or symbols on ends of cap or pen.

**Tags:** ink, pens

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Can you add a picture with the pen disassembled?  
> **username_2**: Hey username_0. :D We won't be able to direct you at a specific shop, but if we have some people who know about pens, they may be able to tell you what kind of converter you need.  
> **username_3**: Would you be open to buying a small pack of cartridges to test fit? IME there are three common sizes: Parker (long, also used by others), Lamy (long) and almost everyone else (short).  I've used a paerker reservoir in a Lamy before.  
> **username_4**: Well, get in contact with Inoxcrom themselves: http://inoxcrom.com/en/ They love Collectors and collections, I'm quite sure they'll be more than happy to help you. Good luck!  
> **username_5**: @MarcoAntónio that link seems broken?  
> **username_5**: username_0, what do you mean by "standard" converter size? (Compare @username_3's comment.)  
> **username_6**: Can you find out what the diameter and length of the barrel is?  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_7 on 2019-08-20. Score: 1

Seems like everything online says these use the Standard International size cartridge. There are some complaints of leaks though unless you get them from the original maker.

If you have an old original cartridge, you could try cleaning and refilling it.


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