Do these contain a specialized lead or will a standard 0.5 refill fit?
1705643
No. You cannot use the 0.5 because it's too thin. Order special leads on Amazon. I can't find them in store.
1705644
0.5 will not work. The 1.3 mm lead is fatter and not too hard to come by. The eraser on these things is terrible though. If you need a thicker stronger lead these are good and I would buy them again but I also keep a seperate eraser.
1705645
These mechanical pencils require a 1.3 mm #2 lead refill, they do not take a .5 lead refill. So, yes, I guess it is a specialized size of lead. My husband loves them for working in the shop or making notes to prints.
1705646
No, unfortunately they require 1.3 lead. I have only been able to find the lead here on Amazon. However, Amazon has it priced great.
614108
I think it would just be the ultra fine point ones... generic ones should fit.
1267882
Yes, if functioning correctly the correct sized lead can be fed into the tube once the eraser is removed. It is un-advisable to feed the 5mm and 7mm respectively into the tip, they would tend to break given their thinness.
1649486
You can indeed. The description is incorrect. Wouldn't be much of a lead holder if you couldn't refill it. That would just be a pencil.
2020300
They are almost same but the bottom base. Be careful the price which would include one or two refill packs.
2197918
Hi: These pencils come with two long leads in each pencil. If you take the eraser out, the leads will slide out. I assume you can purchasecorrect size leads, and slide them into the pencil, so in that regard, they are refillable. Hope this helps. Might be able to get erasers, too.
310603
It came with one piece of lead in it, presumably No 2, with no mentioned brand. If you're wondering what type of lead to use, any type of 0.5 mm will do.
2085492
Nope - closest info is the 155gr. jacketed sliver tip or the 150gr. lead swc
1649483
Not too sure why it says that, any 2mm lead works in it, I have leads from several different manufactures and they all work fine.
1448754
They are compatible with fluke and Klein. They are pretty standard I would imagine
1223554
I don't know but you could go to the company that makes them and order the refills.
1570763
I have them. check amazon for; Zebra 4-C Refill 0.7mm 2 Pack, Black (85612)
1071659
Yes, these are called mini-pen refills. These are industry standard 67mm or approx 2 5/8" long refills and fit every mini-pen I have found. They are longer lasting than any others I have used to date, including the original that came with the pen. I won't order any other after finding these.
1616946
No, it comes in different colour leads but you can buy a thin 2.3 mm thin eraser http://www.jetpens.com/Tombow-Mono-Zero-Eraser-2.3-mm-Circle-Silver-Body/pd/1747 This one fits.
272537
I bought a package of replacement tips of various sizes; sorry I cannot tell you specifically which is the standard size.
1046987
Well, you must have lead that fits it, if you don't already have it. For the finest lead, it can be hard to find.
1231977
They are real Parker refills with type code ISO 12757-2 with 1.0 M point. I can use them in all my Parker's Jotter ballpoints. I have more than ten of them. Maybe you can check for sure www.parkerpen.com.