Jinhao 100 Centennial

[TSherbs]

Ooh, nice

[manolo]

On 11/20/2021 at 5:23 AM, Helen350 said:

Just ordered my latest Jinhao 100.  Color is brown, which is an unusual color for a Chinese pen.  They

also now have the 100 in a very dark blue and burgundy colors.  Looking forward to adding the burgundy

red one to my collection

 

Could you provide a link? 

[Helen350]

7 hours ago, manolo said:

Could you provide a link?

 

Jinhao 100 Brown Resin Fountain Pen Gold Trim EF/ F/ M/ Bent Nib Office Pen Gift | eBay

 

[Penguincollector]

On 2/5/2021 at 11:29 AM, raivtash said:

jinhao 100 is my favorite duofold copy by far ...

there are two newer versions kaigelu 316; the gen 2 has black ends; the ends on gen 3 are same as the barrel.

the gen 2 is lighter and more balanced than gen 1 but still much heavier (around 42g) than a duofold or a jinhao. jinhao 100 is almost identical to duofold in weight (28g) and dimensions. the sections of gen2 kaigelu 316, jinhao and duofold are interchangeable!!! i use my duofold sections on my jinhaos.

 

 

So I had been wanting one of the cotton candy looking Jinhao 100s for awhile, but I kept putting it off. I read this post and now I finally sent off for one so that I can try my Duofold section in it.

[Penguincollector]

On 2/5/2021 at 11:29 AM, raivtash said:

jinhao 100 is my favorite duofold copy by far ...

there are two newer versions kaigelu 316; the gen 2 has black ends; the ends on gen 3 are same as the barrel.

the gen 2 is lighter and more balanced than gen 1 but still much heavier (around 42g) than a duofold or a jinhao. jinhao 100 is almost identical to duofold in weight (28g) and dimensions. the sections of gen2 kaigelu 316, jinhao and duofold are interchangeable!!! i use my duofold sections on my jinhaos.

 

 

@DiveDr, this is the post that I was referring to in the daily writer thread. This poster is using the Parker nib sections in their pens. 

[DiveDr]

@Penguincollector So I have older Duofolds I believe they are 1980 1990s and the section will fit on the Jinhao but the cap does not fit over it.  I have 3 Kaigelu 316s, will try and then write back.  BTW Centennial with 14 kt. gold nib is awesome, really thin smooth EF flexes out to about 0.9mm so MB and with line variation on normal writing pressures.

[Penguincollector]

It’s on my list to try now for sure!
 

My Duofold is from 1991, but I don’t know if the 100 is a Jinhao or if it’s something else, which I guess wouldn’t matter if the cap won’t work. I haven’t tried the Kaigelus yet either, or the little mini 100s.

[DiveDr]

@Penguincollector The Kaigelu sections fo not fit on the Duofold or on the Jinhao. No dice as they say... 🎲🎲

[Penguincollector]

What a shame, although your custom nib is the way to go for sure. I will report back when I attempt it.

[DiveDr]

Maybe this is the wrong thread for this question but, trying to figure out how the stock Kaigelu 316 nib creates line variation.  Under magnification don't see any tine flex yet the line variation is there... a conundrum indeed! 

[DiveDr]

And does anyone know if the new Kaigelu 316 or 316A as some are called on eBay are celluloid or plastic?

[Merrick]

Question for you all, I am seeing listings for the Jinhao 100 that describes some of them as acrylic and some of them as celluloid. Are there actually celluloid 100s or are they hire more acrylic ones that have been made to look like celluloid? Thanks!

[Metropolis Collection]

Living in Shanghai now is its easy and cheap for my to order Chinese pens. Just ordered 3 Jinhaos from Taboo and should arrive in the next few days. Lets see if its as good as many mentioned here.

[TSherbs]

On 9/12/2023 at 9:10 AM, Merrick said:

Question for you all, I am seeing listings for the Jinhao 100 that describes some of them as acrylic and some of them as celluloid. Are there actually celluloid 100s or are they hire more acrylic ones that have been made to look like celluloid? Thanks!

 

Never heard of a celluloid 100. I dunno. Same price?

[DLCJr]

Nice thread.  I just got a Jinhao "Classic" from Amazon.  I love it! <F> nib writes right at .5mm and the <M> nib writes right at .7mm. Flow is wet and smooth with both of these nibs on Tomoe River 52gms.

 

The .7mm <M> line width is a bit too fat for my liking... but the .5mm <F> is just right.

 

Is there any differentiation between the Jinhao "Classic" and "Centennial" and "100"?