The water-holding cavity or water reservoir in time became an ink reservoir on later inkstones.

That some form of pen with an ink reservoir was available in Europe in the 17th century is shown by contemporary references.

This diffusion into the bulk creates an ink reservoir for multiple prints.

The stamp is let dry until no liquid is visible and an ink reservoir is created.

The companies then refill the ink reservoir to resell to consumers.

This effectively fills the mesh openings with ink and moves the ink reservoir to the front of the screen.

Refills allow for the entire internal ink reservoir, including a ball-point and socket, to be replaced.

First, the actual print head, several inches away from the tanks, has tiny ink reservoirs of its own.

Industrial uses: cigarette and other filters, ink reservoirs for fiber tip pens.

A dip pen usually has no ink reservoir and must be repeatedly recharged with ink while drawing or writing.