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Some Technical Specification

Equipped with a "slip seal mechanism" For Easy Writing

Equipped with a "slip seal mechanism" For Easy Writing

We also installed the "slip seal mechanism", which is a feature of our representative model "#3776 Century" of our fountain pen, in "PROCYON". Even though it is a screw type, it is our original mechanism that completely seals the pen tip with the inner cap to prevent it from drying. You can easily write it out and write in a fresh ink.

Newly Designed Pen Core For Easy Ink Inhalation

Newly Designed Pen Core For Easy Ink Inhalation

"PROCYON" does not need to be soaked in the ink when gripping the ink with the converter. It is a newly designed pen core that can fully inhale ink just by immersing it around the shoulder of the pen tip. It is now easier to inhale even from ink bottles with low ink levels.

The Flexible Pentagon-Shaped Large Nib

The Flexible Pentagon-Shaped Large Nib

In 1962, Platinum Pen launched japans first fountain pen that employed a pentagon-shaped gold nib.The same production Know-how for such a pen nib is also applied in the PROCYON fountain pen. its resiliency realizes a writing feel similar to that of a gold nib in spite of being made with stainless steel.

Aluminum Body With Optimum Weight Balance Design

Aluminum Body With Optimum Weight Balance Design

Although the pen has a voluminous metallic body, it has achieved the best weight balance by using aluminum for the material.in addition, a close attention has been given to obtain a good balance when the cap is placed on the back of the pen so as offer a pleasant writing experience.

While maintaining the unique texture of the metallic body, different textures were achieved through surface treatment process.

Different Colours

Unique Property - PLATINUM Procyon