Krishna Inks
Krishna Inks Special Series iBlack 5 20 ML
Krishna Inks Special Series iBlack 5 20 ML
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He brings his passion from his younger days, when he would grind and turn fountain pens long before the era of the ball pen. Drawing inspiration from his Master Mr Ramachandran of Calicut Dr.Sreekumar started making fountain pen inks in 2010. What started as a hobby is today his passion. Dr.Sreekumar a believer of the Make in India campaign hand makes these inks at his workshop in Kerala, India also known as Gods own country!
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Specifications
Specifications
Brand: Krishna Inks
Colour:
Volume: 20 ml
Ink Type: Bottled Ink
Sheen: No
Shading: No
Waterproof: No
Water Resistant: No
Iron Gall: No
Shimmer: No
Care
Care
Even thought most of our inks are maintenance free, enhance the performance of your pens with regular monthly cleaning. Immerse pen in mild soapy water for an hour or use the Krishna Pen Flush.
Shipping
Shipping
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I have been using IBlack4 since launching. But this IBlac5 series have more flow compared to IBlack 4. Good decent black ink for official use. it will outstand with all the other black ink available in the market And maintenance to pen also vey low..
Sir,
I think Krishna Ink supplied is very concentrated. Is there any way to dilute the ink for flawless flow of ink from storage to the nib of the pen
I have been using IBlack4 since launching. But this IBlac5 series have more flow compared to IBlack 4. Good decent black ink for official use. it will outstand with all the other black ink available in the market And maintenance to pen also vey low..
This is a good solid black. It will not give you an absolute jet black like you might from a pigment based ink like Chuo Kuro or similar, but good nonetheless. With a Kanwrite medium SS nib on Ayush paper, you get a dark grey-back and can almost see a slight red shimmer at certain angles. Or maybe that's just me.
What this page sorely lacks is product information. What is special about the iBlack 5? How is it different from the iBlack 4 or other preceding inks?
This ink was amazing.