I have a Zebra F-301 (0.7mm refill) will a 1.6mm refill work in my pen?
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I'm not sure that it will - I think that the hole in the casing would be too small.
1550993
I tried the #17017CLR-VP with the pens and mechanical pencils I use. They fit nicely. I'm sure the 'old school' #2's should work too.
1219971
These didn't work with the pen I ordered them for so I really can't say. Sorry to not be able to give a better answer more suitable to your question.
359056
In my experience, which consists of having owned several different Parker ball point pens, this refill type has fit all of them. What I usually do if I'm not sure it will fit, is go to a local department store or office supply store, buy one, and try it out. After that, I buy several at a time through Amazon. Also, check the design and length of your original. If they match to the product, you have a better chance of less hassle. Good luck!
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I had the exact same dilemma about 6 months ago. The Hauser 707's were already in about 4-5 different rollerball pens of mine. So I took the gamble on the 777's, hoping it was just an upgrade, since I couldn't find the 707's anywhere. I've found that it's not so much the length of the refill, but the hexagon or square or round shape of the nib. The bad news is I have since thrown out all the old 707's (so I can't tell you about any nib shape or size differences w/ 100% accuracy) BUT... The good news is the 777's fit perfectly in all my pens. I say go for it.
2030782
If you are talking about a rollerball refill cartridge the "F" stands for "Fine" tip. The "0.5" is the size of the ball which is 0.5 mm in diameter. The cartridge is labeled "Parker rollerball refill" and does fit this pen.
308729
I believe it takes a Fisher space pen refill. Fisher makes a pen that literally looks exactly like this Maxpedition one, so whatever fits in that works with this. I'd tell you exactly which one but I lost this awesome pen a while ago. &#128546;
1047589
If you can tell me what the writing on the current refill says I can probably tell you what will fit it. Chances are it is an ISO standard refill, perhaps ISO 14145 (A&C) or something else? If it says ISO 14145 on it or A&C, then this will fit: Ceramic Roller Ball Pen Refill - 0.5 mm - Blue (C-305P Series)
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ZEBRA F<0.7> 14.05 is what it says on the refill. by the way, this is pen is the smoothest pen you will ever write with. it is a dream to write with it! plus if you unscrew the tip off it (like you do to refill) and look at the shaft of the pen, it is made of very thick stainless steel! no breaking this pen! (at least by stepping on it!) hope this helps! :-)
1033384
I have the same issue. I bought one at one of the "Office" supply stores. The diameter of the tip is slightly larger and would not allow the tip of the refill to fit the pen. There is a black covering near the tip that appears to be larger than the 08A refill. If anyone finds a refill to fit, please let me know the refill model. Thanks
727266
This pen uses standard international size cartridges so the "Monteverde Ink Converter, Clear" should work fine. http://www.amazon.com/Monteverde-Ink-Converter-Clear-31076/dp/B004EDYT06
1309546
Yes! You unscrew the internal part of the pen and screw in the new refill. They are pretty inexpensive as well.
704229
I doubt it. The am pen New Hybrid Stylus is the one that takes the screw-in refills. It's approximately 1/2" in diameter and 47/8" long. The Capacitive Stylus is 3/8"in diameter and 44/8" long. Although that's irrelevant to your question I was asked that a while ago so it's available to anyone who reads the reviews. You may have to buy the Hybrid if you want the convenience of refills.
1126474
Use small wire cutters to shorten the spring that the refill uses at the pen's tip and it'll work perfectly. Do it a tiny bit at a time until it works properly.
2084492
I think you have to search up that pen's model, im not sure. My Bamboo model CTH670
1959178
in the early 90's some came with Red instead of black, if you can find the refill , yes. I have found several refills fit, the pen has been around for over 30 years, the stylus that comes with it is for a PDA like a Palm, kind of useless in today's world.
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I have this exact pen and you can use any .38 refill for the Frixion Ball Slim pen. I have traded out several colors that I ordered from JetPens.