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Ipsilon resin

Ipsilon resin

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Color: Yellow
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Nib

#5 gold-plated steel nib, EF, F, M, B point.

Filling system

cartridge/converter (included)

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The Aurora Ipsilon is a colored resin fountain pen with a classic, rounded design, produced entirely in Turin by the historic Aurora manufacture. Available in four glossy and bright color variations (yellow, black, green, burgundy), the Ipsilon represents the entry point to the Italian brand's range, featuring a steel nib available in four sizes (ExtraFine, Fine, Medium, Broad) and a cartridge or converter filling system.

The gold-plated metal and lacquer band, the spring clip, and the gold-plated finishes complete an elegant profile suitable for both daily use and professional settings. The classic rounded line distinguishes the Ipsilon from entry-level models with geometric or sporty designs, offering a timeless aesthetic that suits every situation.

The collection also includes color-coordinated rollerball and ballpoint versions, allowing you to match writing instruments with stylistic consistency.

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Classic Design of the Aurora Ipsilon: Materials and Finishes

The barrel and cap are made of glossy colored resin, with a rounded profile that recalls the classic lines of traditional fountain pens. The resin ensures bright and uniform colors, with a durable and lightweight glossy finish. The central gold-plated metal and lacquer band adds a decorative element and strengthens the grip area.

The gold-plated finishes include the spring clip, the band, and the cap ring. The clip is secured with a spring system that allows attachment to pockets and agendas without damaging fabrics. The elegant design makes the Ipsilon suitable for professional settings, distinguishing it from more casual-looking entry-level models.

Steel Nib of the Aurora Ipsilon

The steel nib of the Ipsilon is available in four standard sizes: ExtraFine (EF) for thin lines and minute writing, Fine (F) versatile for everyday use, Medium (M) balanced between smoothness and control, Broad (B) for wide lines suitable for signatures and calligraphy.

The nib is mounted on a plastic feed that regulates the ink flow. The filling system accepts standard international cartridges or a piston converter (sold separately or included), which allows the use of bottled inks.

Italian Production in Turin

Aurora was founded in Turin in 1919 and is one of the Italian manufacturers of writing instruments still active with production entirely in Italy. The brand is known for iconic models such as the Aurora 88 and the Aurora Optima, as well as limited editions in celluloid and precious resins.

The Ipsilon represents the entry-level line of the Aurora catalog, designed to offer Italian constructive quality to a wider audience. Production takes place in Aurora's factories in Turin, with quality controls on nibs and feeds, ensuring superior standards compared to entry-level models produced in Asia.

Available Color Variations

The Ipsilon collection is available in four glossy resin colors: bright yellow, classic black, green, and burgundy. Each color is available as a fountain pen (with four nib sizes), rollerball, and ballpoint pen, allowing for the coordination of writing instruments with aesthetic consistency.

Maintenance and Care

The Aurora Ipsilon requires standard routine maintenance: washing the nib and feed every 4-6 weeks or when changing ink, cleaning with lukewarm water and drying with absorbent paper, storing with the cap closed to prevent ink from drying out. The steel nib is durable but should be cleaned regularly to avoid dry ink buildup.

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Why choose the Ipsilon over other entry-level fountain pens?

The Aurora Ipsilon stands out for three characteristics: it is produced entirely in Turin by a historic Italian manufacturer (Aurora, founded in 1919), it has a classic rounded design that differs from the modern geometric lines of models like Lamy Safari or Kaweco Sport, and it offers gold-plated finishes usually reserved for higher price ranges.

What type of cartridges does the Ipsilon use?

The Ipsilon accepts standard international cartridges, compatible with most brands (Pelikan, Waterman, Kaweco). Aurora also produces proprietary cartridges in various colors. Alternatively, a piston converter can be used to load ink from a bottle.

Which nib size should I choose?

The choice depends on the type of writing and the paper used. ExtraFine (EF) is ideal for minute writing and notebooks with thin paper. Fine (F) is versatile for everyday use. Medium (M) offers a smoother and more flowing line. Broad (B) is suitable for signatures and calligraphy.

Is the Ipsilon's design suitable for professional use?

Yes, the classic rounded line and gold-plated finishes make the Ipsilon suitable for professional settings, unlike entry-level models with a more casual or sporty design. The elegant profile and glossy colors allow it to be used in the office, meetings, or for signing documents.

Where is the Aurora Ipsilon produced?

The Aurora Ipsilon is produced entirely in Aurora's factories in Turin, with quality controls on nibs and feeds. Aurora is one of the last Italian manufacturers to maintain production in Italy, ensuring higher quality standards compared to entry-level models produced in Asia.

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Fountain pen dimensions

Closed length: 140 mm
Length without cap: 125 mm
Diameter: 15 mm
Weight: 31 g

A great Aurora classic

Classically shaped pen, regular size, with grip and top in black resin, while the body and cap are in brightly colored resin.

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