A nib holder. The nib holder includes a case having a nib insertion slot. A slider is contained within the case and has a plurality of connection pins and slider connection threads. A pusher is contained within the case and has a plurality of sliding slots. The pusher utilizes the sliding slots to establish a sliding connection to the slider via the slider's connection pins. A stopper is contained within the case. The stopper prevents horizontal motion of the pusher but permits vertical motion of the pusher. An adjuster has adjuster connection threads and utilizes the connection threads to mesh with the connection threads of the slider to establish a threaded connection. A nib is connected to the nib holder by insertion of the nib into the nib insertion slot and then rotation of the adjuster to raise the pusher vertically so that the nib is compressed between the pusher and the case.

Provided is a fiber-bundled part for writing instruments having excellent strength and durability, as well as a pen tip and a writing instrument using the fiber-bundled part, which can be suitably used for pen tips, ink feed cores and relay cores of writing instruments such as marking pens and felt-tip pens. The fiber-bundled part for writing instruments of the present disclosure is used for the ink feed core leading to the pen tip or a writing pen core, and comprises a multifilament of long fibers having different melting points, and the multifilament at least contain crimped fibers.

A pen structure containing liquid ink is disclosed herein. It comprises a tube body having a reservoir and an open end; a liquid outflow bushing disposed at the open end and accommodated in the reservoir of the tube body at one end thereof, wherein the liquid outflow bushing has a liquid delivering space and a screw groove disposed on a wall of the liquid delivering space and connected to an end face of the liquid delivering space at one end thereof; and a brush disposed in the liquid delivering space of the liquid outflow bushing and surrounded by the screw groove at one end thereof.

A pen structure containing liquid ink is disclosed herein. It comprises a tube body having a reservoir and an open end; a liquid outflow bushing disposed at the open end and accommodated in the reservoir of the tube body at one end thereof, wherein the liquid outflow bushing has a liquid delivering space and a screw groove disposed on a wall of the liquid delivering space and connected to an end face of the liquid delivering space at one end thereof; and a brush disposed in the liquid delivering space of the liquid outflow bushing and surrounded by the screw groove at one end thereof.

A writing instrument system including an elongated tip having a firm, felt or plastic nib and a piercing tip. The elongated tip includes a curvature that resembles a shape of a dolphin and the nib is positioned at a first-end of the elongated tip for distributing ink to a surface in a controlled manner. The elongated tip is in fluid communication with the nib. The elongated tip also includes the piercing tip which is able to penetrate an ink cartridge or tube of a pen and be removably affixed to a pen. The piercing tip is in fluid communication with the elongated tip and allows ink to flow from a penetrated ink cartridge or tube through the elongated tip to the nib where it can be applied to a surface.

A writing instrument system including an elongated tip having a firm, felt or plastic nib and a piercing tip. The elongated tip includes a curvature that resembles a shape of a dolphin and the nib is positioned at a first-end of the elongated tip for distributing ink to a surface in a controlled manner. The elongated tip is in fluid communication with the nib. The elongated tip also includes the piercing tip which is able to penetrate an ink cartridge or tube of a pen and be removably affixed to a pen. The piercing tip is in fluid communication with the elongated tip and allows ink to flow from a penetrated ink cartridge or tube through the elongated tip to the nib where it can be applied to a surface.

A marker pen that allows a user to mark, write, or draw on hard to reach surfaces is disclosed herein. The marker pen includes an angularly displaceable tip to allow a user to mark, write or draw at various angles with respect to the body the marker pen. The angular displacement of tip is facilitated by a tip holder, which facilities the coupling between the tip and body of marker pen. The tip holder includes a first case, second case, and rotational shaft passing through concentric openings formed on first and second case. The tip is snugly fit onto a rotational shaft that allows it to be moved between a predetermined angular range.

A marker pen that allows a user to mark, write, or draw on hard to reach surfaces is disclosed herein. The marker pen includes an angularly displaceable tip to allow a user to mark, write or draw at various angles with respect to the body the marker pen. The angular displacement of tip is facilitated by a tip holder, which facilities the coupling between the tip and body of marker pen. The tip holder includes a first case, second case, and rotational shaft passing through concentric openings formed on first and second case. The tip is snugly fit onto a rotational shaft that allows it to be moved between a predetermined angular range.

A writing implement is provided which is designed to draw lines using capillary action, wherein the width of the line can be freely adjusted while the line is being drawn and it is possible to draw lines of almost the same width at the beginning of the use of the writing implement as at the end of use. A felt-tip pen 1 is provided with an ink reservoir 11, a collector 17, and a core 29 for drawing by capillary action the ink that has been dispensed by the collector 17, dispensing the drawn ink from the tip, and adhering same to a paper surface. Even in repetitive writing, the rate of variability in the width of the lines drawn at the end of use with respect to the width of lines drawn at the beginning of use is 10% or less.

A writing implement is provided which is designed to draw lines using capillary action, wherein the width of the line can be freely adjusted while the line is being drawn and it is possible to draw lines of almost the same width at the beginning of the use of the writing implement as at the end of use. A felt-tip pen 1 is provided with an ink reservoir 11, a collector 17, and a core 29 for drawing by capillary action the ink that has been dispensed by the collector 17, dispensing the drawn ink from the tip, and adhering same to a paper surface. Even in repetitive writing, the rate of variability in the width of the lines drawn at the end of use with respect to the width of lines drawn at the beginning of use is 10% or less.