Instructions For BOLT Retractable Nib Fountain Pen

In this video we explain how to use your BOLT retractable nib fountain pen. The first part of the video shows how to use the ink converter. The second part, explains how to change the silicone seal. The last part, explains how to install the optional clip.
BOLT is our new bolt-action retractable fountain pen crafted in grade-5 titanium with an innovative air-tight silicone mechanism at the tip.
AIR-TIGHT MECHANISM
In the following video, we explain the air-tight mechanism that seals the nib from exposure to air when the pen is closed/retracted. There is a silicone seal with an 'X' cut that allows the nib to go through and naturally seals off when the nib is retracted. The mechanism has been tested for over one year and it allows the nib to remain wet for months.
BOLT-ACTION OPERATION
For quick, one-hand operation, our pen relies on a bolt-action mechanism in which a crown at the end of the pen is pushed forward to extend the nib. As soon as the crown is moved away from the lock position, the spring automatically retracts the nib. This simple solution is ideal and has minimal components.
GRADE-5 TITANIUM
BOLT is entirely precision-machined from grade-5 titanium for durability and lightness.
INTERCHANGEABLE NIBS / INK CONVERTER
BOLT comes equipped with an ink converter for bottled ink. Its nib system is interchangeable and nibs in fine point and medium point will be offered. At the end of the campaign, during the survey, backers will have the option to select their desired nib and purchase additional nib systems.
SPECIFICATIONS
Length: 131 mm / 5.15"
Width: 9.5 mm / 0.37"
Weight: 22.3 g / 0.78 oz
More information about BOLT at ensso.com.
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[@crouserm]

Another fun ensso offering! My Italia Copper is still one of my favorite pens.

[@mwd6478]

Awesome, looks great! Also very cool the nib can rotate to the position you want.

[@IssaGdlF]

I love it. The video is great!! Looking forward to it’s arrival

[@Majiger]

5:45 - As a Canadian, I feel personally attacked

[@oscarmedina1597]

When are these shipping out?

[@terrychan3643]

At 4:06, you say make sure the "Concave" portion of the seal goes in first, but the video shows the seal with the bulge facing outward towards the pen tip. Wouldn't that be the "Convex" portion goes into the pen tip first then ?

[@NauzerMistry]

Thanks for this video. Look forward to the pen's delivery.

[@MordeKaiser29]

eagerly waiting for mine to arrive... one confusion though, is the nib titanium too or steel ?

[@rsinger2597]

Steel.