Name: Dream Pen Titanium Black
SKU: 263810

Why we chose Titanium for Dream Pen

Wancher is dedicated to create high-quality fountain pens made with the finest materials. With this, we proudly present the newest addition to our dream pen collection the Dream Pen Titanium. It has been integral and indispensable in numerous fields since its discovery in 1791.

Titanium is a lightweight, robust, hypoallergenic, chemically stable, and corrosion-resistant material that is commonly used in computer parts, medical tools, aircraft, etc. It has excellent longevity as well making it one of the most durable materials to use for fountain pens, which is why Wancher set out to utilize these tenacious properties by making a Dream Pen body made from titanium. Moreover, a PVD coating or Ion plating has been applied to the Titanium for our fountain pen for scratch and abrasion resistance.

A smooth writing touch to the fountain pen

Titanium is lighter than most metals, but is just as durable. When using the Dream Pen Titanium you will be greeted with a smooth and light pen perfect for everyday writing sessions. As the body is entirely made of this titanium material, you will find your hand can comfortably rest on the smooth exterior. Moreover, with titanium's excellent heat-transferring properties you will feel it ever so slightly adjust to the warmth of your hand as you continue to use it. You will also find that it is the perfect weight to make gliding strokes- with each movement, the radiant metal glistening and reflecting the surrounding light. It is a uniquely enjoyable experience only felt with a completely titanium pen.

Titanium features: light, robust, rust-resistant, safe

Strength
Titanium is two times stronger than steel and three times stronger than aluminum. Despite this, it only weighs 3/5 of iron and half of copper giving the material an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. The material is also highly resistant to rust and corrosion both in land and sea which is why it is the standard material standard for aircrafts, ships, and power plant condensers.

Safety
With its distinguished stability, titanium is often used for medical tools and surgical implants. As it does not negatively react with most chemicals and elements it is regarded as a considerably safe element.