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The Lamy 2000 fountain pen has been revered for its design awards. The pen has been seen at the Musuem of Modern Art. The Lamy 200 is built with fiberglass and Makrolon. The Lamy 2000 ballpoint pen is respected among high-class business men and women. Explore our collection below, and if you have questions, click the brand overview below.
Lamy 2000 Brand Overview And Questions
The Lamy 2000 has been in writing history since the start of the Lamy pen company in 1966. This pen is one of the most modern fountain pens on the market. This piston-fill fountain pen has a 14 carat gold nib and available as Lamy 2000 rollerball pens, Lamy 2000 ballpoint pens, and, ofcourse, the Lamy 2000 fountain pens.
It has a modern fountain pen design with a clip that easily clips onto any apparrel. It has this beautiful snap mechanism that gives off an audible clip when you put on and off the cap of the fountain pen, ballpoint pen, or rollerball pen.
Lamy nib sizes come in Medium, Fine, Extra-fine, Broad, and Stub Italic nib. Our recommendation for a beginner is to go with the fine or extra-fine (EF) Lamy 2000 nib. For neat writers, EF lamy nibs are great and efficient writers. The fine nib is preferred by many enthuisiasts, especially If you are primarily writing your signature, drawing, or don't like small words and writing. You can explore Lamy 2000 fountain pen models with their different nib sizes below!
Once you receive your fountain pen, you will need to refill the pen with the ink of your choice. You can learn how to fill a fountain pen (which will work for the Lamy 2000) on our guide here.
After extended use, you will want to clean your new 2000 pen. You can learn how to clean a Lamy 2000 fountain pen (which will work for the Lamy 2000) on our guide here.
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