In a writing utensil with a pressurizing mechanism, a cylinder is provided such that it comes into sliding contact with an outer peripheral part of a valve element and moves back and forth. An inner wall face of the cylinder is provided with a ventilating recess communicating with outside air, and an annular non-pressure contact face is positioned on the rear side of the ventilating recess. When the cylinder moves forwardly, the valve element is brought into pressure contact with the non-pressure contact face to seal the pressurizing chamber and when the cylinder moves backwardly, the valve element is moved forward and is separated from the non-pressure contact face, such that the ventilating recess communicates with the pressurized chamber.

In a writing utensil with a pressurizing mechanism, a cylinder is provided such that it comes into sliding contact with an outer peripheral part of a valve element and moves back and forth. An inner wall face of the cylinder is provided with a ventilating recess communicating with outside air, and an annular non-pressure contact face is positioned on the rear side of the ventilating recess. When the cylinder moves forwardly, the valve element is brought into pressure contact with the non-pressure contact face to seal the pressurizing chamber and when the cylinder moves backwardly, the valve element is moved forward and is separated from the non-pressure contact face, such that the ventilating recess communicates with the pressurized chamber.

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 including a main body provided with a writing tip. The writing tip being supplied with ink by a free ink-type reservoir equipped with a pressure regulating device for regulating the pressure within the reservoir. The pressure regulating device includes at least one microfluidic valve.

A writing instrument may include an upper barrel rotatably connected to a lower barrel. Writing fluid reservoirs may be housed in the upper barrel. A writing tip secured to the lower barrel may be in selective fluid communication with the writing fluid reservoirs. The upper barrel may be rotatable relative to the lower barrel of the writing instrument.

A liquid ink instrument, including: a pen body, a writing element mounted on the head of the pen body, an ink absorber mounted at the rear end of the writing element; a fiber ink feeder mounted in the body penetrates the ink absorbing body, the front end in contact with the writing element, the rear end communicated with the ink cartridge; at least one air-liquid balancer in the axial direction, the air-liquid balancer installed between the recited fiber ink feeder and the body; having one or more air-liquid exchange grooves penetrating through the outer circumferential surface; having an overflow groove on a radial surface of the air-liquid balancer, one end contacted to fiber ink feeder, and the other end communicating with air-liquid exchange groove; a gas-free fit or an interference fit adopted between the outer circumferential surface of the fiber ink feeder and the inner wall of the air-liquid balancer.

A liquid ink instrument, including: a pen body, a writing element mounted on the head of the pen body, an ink absorber mounted at the rear end of the writing element; a fiber ink feeder mounted in the body penetrates the ink absorbing body, the front end in contact with the writing element, the rear end communicated with the ink cartridge; at least one air-liquid balancer in the axial direction, the air-liquid balancer installed between the recited fiber ink feeder and the body; having one or more air-liquid exchange grooves penetrating through the outer circumferential surface; having an overflow groove on a radial surface of the air-liquid balancer, one end contacted to fiber ink feeder, and the other end communicating with air-liquid exchange groove; a gas-free fit or an interference fit adopted between the outer circumferential surface of the fiber ink feeder and the inner wall of the air-liquid balancer.

Disclosed is a refinishing kit for automobile paint systems including at least two markers, a reservoir with an opening, a valve which can close and open the reservoir, and a marker tip, where the reservoir includes a coating material. The valve can be reversibly opened by exerting pressure, so that the coating material can be discharged from the reservoir. The marker tip and the valve are connected, such that a pressure exerted on the marker tip is transmitted to the valve and coating material can be conveyed by way of the opening of the valve into the marker tip. Material conveyed into the marker tip can pass through the tip and can be transferred onto an area requiring refinish. One of the markers includes a coating material providing a color and/or a special effect, and the second marker includes a UV-curable clearcoat material.

A filling system for a fountain pen includes a pump unit, an air channel connected to the pump unit and to a first connection for connecting to the fountain pen, and an ink channel separate from the air channel and having an immersion end for immersing in ink and which is connected to a second connection for connecting to the fountain pen. The pump unit is designed to introduce a specified air volume into the air channel with positive pressure in order to flush ink out of the fountain pen and subsequently apply a negative pressure to the air channel such that a specified ink volume is suctioned out of the ink channel into the fountain pen.