What is the diameter of the rubber tip (mm)? Can they be replaced if needed? Such as the rubber flattening or other damage?
214624
Dint know size but a little smaller than the end of my pinky finger.can't replication but at this price when they get to soft I throw away and use a new one,however they last a long long time.
214625
I have no idea the size of the tip. I have no way to measure it as I don't have a mm ruler. But they are of average size and they do not look like the tip can be replaced. I bought these since my husband got a smartphone and uses them frequently. I have them all over the house incase he loses one. I have had better ones and I find these to be cheap in weight and construction but they work for what I want.
214626
I do not know the diameter for sure but I will guess about 1/4 to 5/16 inch. They work nicely on phone keyboards. Replaced? NO, but at 19 cents for each stylus why bother? If they go bad, just throw it away. We have used about 40 of these with no problems.
1778174
Quite honestly I doubt the machine tolerances or qc is strong enough to provide a consistent tip size. I ordered two of these and they felt very cheap and poorly designed.
1556113
Using my rather inexpensive digital caliper, and realizing that the very tip ( that is maybe the first 1/32 nd of an inch)is tapered in sharply, the tip is approx. 8.8 mm tapering out fatter to 9.45 mm at the #1 ring size mark. If you aren't familiar with mm size think that a dime is like 16 mm in diameter. Hope that helps...maybe use a medal dap set to round objects so as to fit them on?
2134828
I don't know. I 'm sorry. I am not tech savvy. I bought them to replace the one that my son had and wore out the tip.
540836
Not that I could tell. They were a soft foam like material that just ripped. I mean, I guess if you're crafty you could figure out a way to replace the tips.
641492
Exact size? I don't know, maybe an inch across from tip to tip or slightly shorter.
159097
I used a miter saw. Be sure to cut it square and sand to taper the edges to make it easier to fit the rubber tip.You may need to buy a new rubber tip if you can't pry off the exsisting one.
1452834
It appears that the rubber tip and ink pen can be replaced; however, it's probably more cost effective just to replace the set given they aren't expensive. That's what I'll do when the time comes.
272537
I bought a package of replacement tips of various sizes; sorry I cannot tell you specifically which is the standard size.
1901523
I have used these on an asphalt track that goes around a small park for six months. The rubber tips will eventually need to be replaced. I'm hesitant to make this recommendation since I don't know your specific needs. But, I'm 300 pounds and would not hesitate to buy these again.
287591
Hi, Marvin,We do sell replacement tips separately. Below is the link for the replacement tips.Bargains Depot 20Pcs 0.18-inch (Dia) Soft Replacement Rubber Tips --- Please Note : These Tips Only Fit / For bargains Depot [0.18-inch Rubber Tip Series] StylusThank you for asking. Hope the information helps.-Bargains Depot customer supportChristina
259585
The tip is removable. Maybe uses standard tips. Try calling the manufacturer.
461672
The tip is a rubber gromment and can be pulled off with a little force. You may need to apply a little glue to get it back on.
498331
Hi Allen! We have the dimensions of the tips shown in the images/photo section on the listing. The tip diameter is roughly 5mm. These tips are thinner than those of a standard stylus tip, though they are NOT fine tips. If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
1592908
Flat medium tip, I would have to check for exact size. Excellent all round tip and station.. I use it daily at work no problems ever.
383701
Hi...the rubber end is right at 3/8" ...I think its a nice size, its smaller than most all the other stylus tips have been that I have owned. Hope that helps you.
1618341
Should be fine. These are pretty tight when new. Just had mine rebuilt and it tightened back up. These apparently are not recommended for tire shop use. Im pretty sure thats what killed it the first time. All the tire/lube techs would use the heck out of it.