Expanite hardens titanium fountain pen

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Thanks to Expanite hardening technology, the world's first solid titanium fountain pen has an unscratchable surface. Aerospace engineer Zsolt Pataki designed the fountain pen.

Designed by aerospace engineer Zsolt Pataki, the fountain pen is made of a solid titanium bar and hardened by Expanite Hard-Ti, making it durable and virtually unscratchable. Pataki chose Titanium Grade 23 from the beginning of the design process: "In my quest for increased wear resistance in titanium, I really wanted to avoid the hurdles of a coating - applying layers that affect the dimensions, combined with the risk of them chipping later - as I prefer a monolithic construction with the original titanium surface instead of a coating."

Pataki attended a webinar with Expanite that introduced the titanium hardening solution. "I quickly realized that the Expanite Hard-Ti process was the only mature and commercially available interstitial hardening technology for titanium," Pataki says. The ExpaniteHard-Ti process provides highly effective protection against wear and scratches by hardening the surface of the material itself.

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