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Originally Posted by
KrazyIvan
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Originally Posted by
Empty_of_Clouds
That is really surprising. As noted earlier, I have several Jowo steel nibs, but I have not seen corrosion like that (or indeed any corrosion). Makes me wonder about the material of the nib in the picture. Also, what was the ink?
The ink was Diamine Majestic Blue. I would have never known about the damage but I decided to swap the nib and was totally surprised. I have not seen that type of damage before. I checked other pens I had used the ink in and they were fine, even a cheap Indian pen did not show any signs of being damaged. That is my point, you never know which pen is going to react badly. Putting ink in the barrel of a pen with a metal section or barrel might turn out totally fine for you. Then again it might not. If you don't attempt it, you have a better chance that it might not happen.
You, sir, are the victim of galvanic corrosion. Two dissimilar metals (aluminum and steel) swimming in a salty/acidic electrolytic solution (ink) causes metal particles to migrate from one metal and deposit on the other.
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