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- The refill (almost always) has a metal body which is a long, thin cylinder. On the top of the cylinder is a plastic piece which can be screwed into the pen body but is press-fit onto the refill. The metal cylinder is usually replaceable where the plastic top is part of the pen.
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Aug 18, 2020 · If you need a new refill for your favorite pen, but aren't sure which refill will fit, you've come to the right place. In this guide, we'll arm you with the knowledge you need to find the right refills for your pens and avoid the ones that won't work.
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The A2 pen refill is known as a standard-size ballpoint refill it measures 3.2mm in diameter and 106.8mm in length. It is a metal refill with a narrow tip and, for many years, was used in retractable pens. The A2 refill has primarily been superseded due to modern manufacturing techniques and the arrival of plastic and propriety refills. There are s...
The B3 pen refill was used in stick pens. Its length and diameter can vary, but according to the Iso standard 1257, it should measure either 132mm in length x 103mm in diameter or 63mm in length x 43mm in diameter. The B3 pen refill is usually made from plastic and has the large shouldered tip housing that holds the refill in place in the pen’s bar...
The C1 refill is referred to by ISO 1257 as a ballpoint international refill; however, this size refill is what Cross uses in their ballpoint pens, so everyone calls it a C1 Cross style refill. As for the refill itself, it measures 117.4mm in length and 3.05 mm in diameter. It is usually made from metal and has a plastic threaded collar to secure t...
D1 pen refills are one of the most popular standardized refill sizes, measuring 67mm in length and 2.3mm in diameter. They usually have a metal barrel and are used by manufacturers in mini ballpoint pens and multi-function pens. There are over twenty-five D1 refills made by major pen manufacturers, including ballpoint, highlighter, gel, and pressur...
According to ISO 1257, the RB standard rollerball refill measures 110mm in length and 6.3mm in diameter. Refills that comply with the RB standard are referred to as Euro Format refills. In theory, these refills should be interchangeable with others that comply with the ISO RB standard. However, this is not the case as the pen manufacturers did not ...
The G1 ballpoint pen refill measure 106.8mm in length and 4.9mm in diameter. It is not a typical size used in modern pens. It has a metal barrel and was the standard ballpoint pen refill in ISO 12757-1. Older PaperMate pens had Lubriglide refills that were a G1 refill, and Aurora still makes them for some of their ballpoint pens, and the Schneider ...
The G2 refill measures 98.1mm in length and 6.3mm in diameter it is one of the most popular refill sizes available and is known as a Parker Style G2 Refill. Parker Pens originally used its shape and dimensions and were initially copyrighted to prevent other pen manufacturers from making refills that would fit their pens. At some point, Parker relin...
The Japan-type refill is a ballpoint pen refill that measures 3.0mm in diameter; the refill length can vary. They have a crimped area way up the barrel designed to stop the spring from sliding up the refill when the push button is pressed. Because the position of the crimped area and the refill length varies, Japan-type refills are not as interchan...
The X10 pen refill measures 106.8mm in length and 3.05mm in diameter it is known as the standard ballpoint pen refill. it has a metal barrel and a crimped area to retain the pen’s spring. Unlike modern-day ballpoint pens, it has a narrower tip, approximately 1.6mm, compared to 2.0mm. The X10 pen refill was widely used by pen manufacturers such as P...
The X20 pen refill measures 106.8mm long and 3.05mm in diameter. Although it looks very similar to the X10 & its length and diameter are the same, and the tip size is the biggest difference between the two pen refills. The X20 has a lot bigger tip, around 2.2mm, compared to the narrow 1.6mm X10. This means that the X20 and X10 refills are not inter...
Find Information on the Make and Model of the Pen. Start by identifying your pen’s model and make. Go ahead and use this information to find the right pen cartridge type that fits it perfectly. A good place to start would be on the manufacturer’s website.
Feb 15, 2021 · Pen refills come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Some of these are standards, shared across pen brands and decades of pen designs, while other are propriety and limited to just a few brands or even a few models. This means that replacing the ink in a pen, especially an older one, may end up being a more difficult task than you’d expect.
Pen Heaven have come up with this easy to use refill guide to help you navigate your way through the many options available. Generally if you want a refill for your pen look for a branded refill that matches your pen and type.
Feb 21, 2022 · Are you unsure which refill you need for your Cross pen or pencil? This ultimate Cross refill guide shows you every refill that Cross makes for their pens and pencils, which pens they fit and alternatives from other brands where available.
Article. Hi r/pens! Rep from JetPens here. I got permission from the mods to share this article one of the JetPens writers made on pen refills that I thought everyone would like. It's called "The Ultimate Guide to Pen Refills" and it goes through not just the popular refills like D1 & Parker-style, but a bunch of proprietary ones as well.
