Rotring Cleaning Fluid For Isograph & Rapidograph 100ml
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Price: £11.10
Brand: Rotring
Description: The r Otring cleaning fluid is made to clear out dried up ink and clogged nibs on Rapidograph and Isograph technical pens. Cleaning fluid can also be used on other metal nib pens to help keep them in good working condition. Use cleaning fluid with a brush to take ink off of stencils and rulers too. - Brand: r Otring - Volume: 100ml - Use with rapidograph or isograph. Rotring Cleaning Fluid For Isograph & Rapidograph 100ml - shop the best deal online on craftcompare.co.uk
Category: Arts and Crafts
Merchant: London Graphic Centre
Product ID: L-7552000254
EAN: 4006856585803
MPN: S0215410
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Author: Dr C.
Rating: 5
Review: Good cleaning fluid, it works wonders.
Author: dsgb
Rating: 2
Review: I have a precious collection of vintage Rotring Isograph and Rapidograph technical pens. I don't use these for draughting now because all my design work is done using TurboCAD but I still cherish these pens which I first used for technical drawing in school in the mid 1980s. I tried soaking the used parts in this solution in a Tupperware container for several months and, yes, some dried ink was removed but I was sceptical that it was any better than soaking in tap water. I tried soaking in neat isopropyl alcohol which I keep around as a general purpose solvent and this was also successful so I would say don't waste your money with this. If your technical pen units are heavily encrusted then you will need to use an ultrasonic bath in any case. Water and/or isopropyl alcohol mixtures will serve the purpose adequately. I have a PhD and BSc in chemistry so was understandably curious about the formulation of this cleaning solution but I could find no information on this on the packaging. Suspicious. Is this just expensive water?
