How do you unclog a rapidograph pen?

Cleaning Rapidograph HELL made easy:

1. 1/4 cup Windex solution.
2. Place whole nibs with ink well separated into solution.
3. Use Q-Tip to rub the Windex solution inside the plastic ink well.
4. Unscrew main black plastic housing from around the main inside nib component.
5. Swished a bit and within 10 seconds it breaks up quickly.

How do you unclog a tech pen?

Follow These Few Simple Steps for How to Unclog Technical Pens:

1. Hold the pen vertical, with the pen nib up. Tap the base of the pen on a hard surface, such as a tabletop.
2. Dip the nib of the pen into a bit of pen-cleaning solution.
3. Wipe the nib of the pen with a clean dry cloth.

How do you clean a rapidograph rot?

You can use the professional rOtring cleaner fluid, available at rOtring.com, to clean the different pen parts. After cleaning, rinse all components with clean water and dry carefully. Never disassemble the drawing nib as this will void the warranty.

How do you revive old ink?

Just add water to the jar and the ink will become liquid again. If you are in a hurry, crush the ink into small pieces, add water and stir. Voila you have ink. If you have a few hours, add water and stir occasionally.

Why is my tech pen not working?

Similarly, if your new pen is not working try shaking the pen. Air bubbles can get inside the cartridge but shaking them will push the ink towards the nib ready for writing. This can also help get the ink moving. Remember, ballpoint pens use a thicker ink so may need some perseverance when trying to get the ink flow.

How do you take care of a technical pen?

Maintenance advice for technical pens Nib and cap should be cleaned from time to time. You can use the professional rOtring cleaner fluid, available to order online, to clean the different pen parts. After cleaning, rinse all components with clean water and dry carefully.

How do you remove dried ink from calligraphy nibs?

Just fill up a cup with tap water, and keep that cup beside you as you create calligraphy. Every couple of minutes, when your ink flow starts to get impeded by ink drying on the nib, swish the ink off in your “art water” for about two seconds. Then, quickly pat the nib dry with a cloth and start writing again.