The present invention provides an ink filling tool including: an ink tank having an internal space configured to store a liquid ink; and a cylindrical nozzle having an inner hole communicating with the internal space of the ink tank, the nozzle being insertable into the through hole. The nozzle is configured to be capable of pressing the valve mechanism which is present inside a pen in a state of being inserted into the through hole, and the nozzle has an ink circulating part configured to communicate the inner hole with an outside in a direction orthogonal to the axis of the nozzle.

A fountain pen with a quick-filling coupling includes a nib assembly, a housing with a main tank and a writing tank formed therein, a rotatable finial at an end of the fountain pen opposite from the nib assembly, and a coupling for placing the housing on an ink feed device. A first sealing unit, arranged between the writing tank and the main tank, can be selectively opened and closed for filling the writing tank via the main tank. A second sealing unit, arranged between the writing tank and the nib assembly, can be selectively opened and closed for supplying ink to the nib assembly. A third sealing unit, arranged between the main tank and the coupling, can be opened and closed for filling at least the main tank. The finial is operably coupled to the pen for controlling the opening state of the first and second sealing units.

A fountain pen with a quick-filling coupling includes a nib assembly, a housing with a main tank and a writing tank formed therein, a rotatable finial at an end of the fountain pen opposite from the nib assembly, and a coupling for placing the housing on an ink feed device. A first sealing unit, arranged between the writing tank and the main tank, can be selectively opened and closed for filling the writing tank via the main tank. A second sealing unit, arranged between the writing tank and the nib assembly, can be selectively opened and closed for supplying ink to the nib assembly. A third sealing unit, arranged between the main tank and the coupling, can be opened and closed for filling at least the main tank. The finial is operably coupled to the pen for controlling the opening state of the first and second sealing units.

A tail plug to be attached to a tail end of a shaft part of a writing instrument includes an inner plug that is fitted into the shaft part and an outer plug that is coupled with the inner plug. The inner plug has a first opening through which a fluid can flow in an axial direction of the shaft part; the outer plug has a second opening through which a fluid can flow in the axial direction of the shaft part, and at least one of the first opening and the second opening are configured to be closed when the outer plug and the inner plug are coupled with each other.

A tail plug to be attached to a tail end of a shaft part of a writing instrument includes an inner plug that is fitted into the shaft part and an outer plug that is coupled with the inner plug. The inner plug has a first opening through which a fluid can flow in an axial direction of the shaft part; the outer plug has a second opening through which a fluid can flow in the axial direction of the shaft part, and at least one of the first opening and the second opening are configured to be closed when the outer plug and the inner plug are coupled with each other.

The technology described herein relates to a system and device for saturating an absorbent wicking nib with colored ink supplied by an ink pad having a well configured to receive a portion of the sidewall of the nib. Different colors of ink can be transferred to different portions of the nib sidewall to result in a multicolor marker nib.

Disclosed are a knock type direct liquid pen refill assembly and a writing pen. The pen refill assembly comprises an ink cylinder assembly (100), a pen tip (200) and an elastic member (300). An ink guide core (150) is provided in the ink cylinder assembly. The pen tip (200) is arranged at one end of the ink cylinder assembly (100). An ink duct (210) is formed inside and passes through the pen tip (200). A ball member (230) is provided at an ink outlet end of the ink duct (210). The ink guide core (150) partially passes through the ink duct (210), and one end of the ink guide core (150) is abutted against the ball member (230). The elastic member (300) is sleeved at the periphery of the ink guide core (150) and positioned inside the ink duct (210). The elastic member is abutted against the ball member to exert a force, such that the ball member is closely attached to an inner wall of the ink outlet end, the ball member forms sealed contact with the inner wall of the ink outlet, and ink volatilization and leakage are avoided.

Disclosed are a knock type direct liquid pen refill assembly and a writing pen. The pen refill assembly comprises an ink cylinder assembly (100), a pen tip (200) and an elastic member (300). An ink guide core (150) is provided in the ink cylinder assembly. The pen tip (200) is arranged at one end of the ink cylinder assembly (100). An ink duct (210) is formed inside and passes through the pen tip (200). A ball member (230) is provided at an ink outlet end of the ink duct (210). The ink guide core (150) partially passes through the ink duct (210), and one end of the ink guide core (150) is abutted against the ball member (230). The elastic member (300) is sleeved at the periphery of the ink guide core (150) and positioned inside the ink duct (210). The elastic member is abutted against the ball member to exert a force, such that the ball member is closely attached to an inner wall of the ink outlet end, the ball member forms sealed contact with the inner wall of the ink outlet, and ink volatilization and leakage are avoided.

The technology described herein relates to a system and device for saturating an absorbent wicking nib with colored ink supplied by an ink pad having a well configured to receive a portion of the sidewall of the nib. Different colors of ink can be transferred to different portions of the nib sidewall to result in a multicolor marker nib.

Embodiments of the present disclosure may include a device for removing a liquid from a container having a depressible valve. The device may include a reservoir for holding the liquid removed from the container. A conduit of the device may include a first end and a second end. The first end may be fluidly coupled to the reservoir while the second end may be coupled to the Depressing the conduit may actuate the depressible valve of the container to provide fluid communication of the liquid from the container, through the conduit, and into the reservoir.