These are not interchangeable, as one pushes into the front-end section of the pen and the other screws into a threaded section of the front end of the pen. If the K refill does not fit you could try the Sheaffer 'T' style (more commonly known as 'Parker' style) as this is compatible with some Sheaffer ballpoint pens. I am looking for a ballpoint refill compatible to a Sailor 83-09 (Fine), which is metal 90mm long and 3mm in diameter (ink and ballpoint tip) with a crimp at 32-34mm. Pens like the Classic Century pen (one of the best Cross ballpoint pens in my opinion), are high- quality pens and reliable and the best for daily usage. The advantage of this refill mechanism is that you are not dealing with any springs that could fall out.

All you need to do is send the item back in the post (you have to cover these costs) or pop into your local F. Will usually dispatch within same working day if paid before 05:00 GMT (excludes weekends and holidays). Simply remove the cap of the pen, unscrew the Classic refill, insert the Switch It refill and replace the cap.Trying to find refills for a Lamy stainless steel ballpoint pen purchased in Paris at the Pommpadieux (sic) Museum a while back. edited: just went back to the site and checked the refill for the expandable and it only shows the casing one. But if you contact them, they will point you in the direction of the Cross Selectip refills as a direct replacement.

A smooth alternative to the free-flowing ink of a fountain pen but with all of the convenience of a ballpoint. If you can't find a branded refill this is usually because the manufacturer does not make specialised refills and your pen will take the International Standard for that writing type. The Yard-o-Led Standard ballpoint refill will fit Diplomat, Deco, Deluxe, Perfecta, Regent and Viceroy ranges.At the end of the refill is a color-coded plastic adapter with a screw thread to secure the refill in place.

I'm excited about the possibility of not having spent 20-something bucks on a pen that I'll never use (even though I suppose that's a small amount to spend to a lot of the people on FPN. If you like fineliners then the Selectip porous point refill is ideal because, as the name suggests, it has a traditional fineliner-style fibre tip. We always recommend using branded refills with your pens and we doubt that if any alternative manufacturers did make compatible refills that they would have a finer point than the Parker one does. This is compatible with the ballpoint pens in the Sheaffer Taranis, Sagaris and Stylus Collection ranges, as well as many other manufacturers ballpoint pens eg.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. These are, without a doubt, manufactured by Schmidt, and sometimes they hint at the refill’s origins in their descriptions by referring to high-quality German ink. Known as the 'D1' within the pen industry, this is the industry standard size for multi-function and pocket pens. I just measured it and when measured at the "front" black part of the pen the diameter is 8mm and on the "back" silver side it is 9mm. Unfortunately as we only sell modern pen ranges and we do not sell the Sailor brand, we can not offer any advice we may help you in finding a compatible refill for your vintage Sailor pen.

If they are too delicate, or can’t be posted, or they are too precious to face losing , still they are users, but only in very limited environments.This can be a little confusing as Cross Select tip Jumbo ballpoint pens are designed to fit Cross Selectip rollerball pens and do not fit any Cross ballpoint pen. These are their standard ballpoint refill which fits most of their ball pens and is sometimes referred to as the Cross Classic ballpoint pen refill. I have a very old silver pen with no brand name, the current refill is an old plastic (like the bic pens) sstraight but with two knobs about two cm from the bottom. These writing instruments have a lifetime quality warranty, meaning you will need a consistent supply of ink, depending on your usage.