What Ink Cartridge does this pen take? Does it use the #SU type catridges? It MUST use these specifically.
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Look on the Fisher Website. I think there are only two cartridge types. One for full size and one for the bullet pens. This one takes the full size cartridge, which I usually get at Office Max.
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The cartridge is the technology that permits the pen to write upside down etc. The casing is nothing but a tube to contain the cartridge. You must buy the proper cartridge if you expect the same performance. Hope this helps.
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I don't know what a "#SU" cartridge is. The cartridge in my pen has the following imprinted on it..."For #PR4 BLACK MED Refill Send $6.00 to: FISHER SPACE PEN, Boulder City, NV 89005, U.S.A., www.spacepen.com."
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Mary, I would not know that. My complaint was the quality of the pens. The box that I purchased was all dried up and had to be trashed. I do not recommend these pens and you cannot purchase replacement ink cartridges either. I had purchased the box of 12.
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I haven't used these cartridges yet, but here is something to be aware of when buying 250, 251 and 255 catridges. The 250 and 255 cartridges are used to print text only. The 251 black cartridge is used in photos and graphics. While all of the 251 cartridges use dye-based inks which yield excellent colors, the 250 and 255 cartridges use pigment-based ink for crisper lines in the text. That's the way that Canon designed the printers that use these cartridges, but many 3rd-party ink suppliers ignore this fact and offer ink cartridges that do not use the proper type of ink. It's especially bad if they use pigment-based ink in their 251 cartridges as this type of ink will clog the print heads of the printers that use them. Ask the seller before buying if they don't provide that information in their listing. If they don't answer you can pretty much guess they aren't using the proper type of ink.
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Yes they use the standard cartridge ink. That's what I use and have had no issues.
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I purchased the silver and gold pen. That individual pen does not take cartridges but instead has a refillable ink well inside, so buy ink.
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Hi There, Unfortunately Im not sure what other needles will work on that particular cartridge. Im using the ortolan pro stylus. If it looks like it could work you could buy and return. I have done that move before with other cartridges. Good luck,
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I have no idea. I have had mine for several months, but I do not use it much. I would chase down the manufacturer and order from them. Also, unless you are a compulsive writer, you probably had a faulty ink cartridge.
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Any of the Parker brand fountain pen cartridges should work in this. They're pretty much designed to work across the Parker spectrum...even use them in my older Parker pens and they even fit some Esterbrooks too.
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Don't know the type of cartridge needed. We use bottled ink with ours. It is easy to load the pens with ink.
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My understanding is that all printers are different and require a specific cartridge. The ones that order work fine in my printer...Good luck
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It takes the small universal ink cartridge that I think you can get at Stapes, etc. I've left the box it came in at my FL home, but check the ad again; I think it may even come with a converter that uses bottled ink.
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I am sorry, but not knowing exactly what model of the Sheaffer calligraphy pen you have I really could not make a judgement. These cartridges that I bought were for a fountain pen that was years old. I would suggest that you try looking under art supplies and I am sure you might find them on Amazon, my favorite store. Hope that helps.
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Hello, you can use the ink cartridges. Please search B00H5IEDQW or B00JXFP9OU to buy the ink cartridges fit this pen.You can also use the bottle ink for it. Thanks.
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I have only used bottled ink in this pen. However, I think it can use cartridges. Check with their website or call them to be certain.
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As far as I know. I ordered extra cartridges when I bought the pen. I do like the pen though. Good for correspondence; not everyday use.
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Mine came with a converter. I soaked, cleaned the pen throughly before I filled it with Noodlers' Bulletproof Black. It wrote without skipping but the flow wasn't great and nib itself is scratchy. I tried Noodlers' Eel Blue which has a lubricant in it and got much better results. If you use a cartridge, squeeze it a bit to start the ink flow and/or run the nib under a stream of running water and wick with a paper towel.My best advice is to use an ink (Pilot or Noodlers Eel ink) that's free flowing and has a lubricant, if you really like this pen.
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Chloe, I'm using this converter in the Parker Urban. Most of these are standard in size and shape. I've seen the Vector but I'm not familiar with it. It looks like it uses cartridges that are about 3" long and they are about the same length as the converter. I buy from Goulet Pens all the time and they are a Parker dealer with GREAT customer service. Try their question page or call them on the number shown. http://www.gouletpens.com/articles.asp?ID=83 - I just emailed Brian, the owner with your question and I'll let you know what he says, or try the link. Main page link: http://www.gouletpens.com/Default.asp Hope this helps! Bert Chloe, I'm using this converter in the Parker Urban. Most of these are standard in size and shape. I've seen the Vector but I'm not familiar with it. It looks like it uses cartridges that are about 3" long and they are about the same length as the converter. I buy from Goulet Pens all the time and they are a Parker dealer with GREAT customer service. Try their question page or call them on the number shown. http://www.gouletpens.com/articles.asp?ID=83 - I just emailed Brian, the owner with your question and I'll let you know what he says, or try the link. Main page link:... » Read More Chloe, I'm using this converter in the Parker Urban. Most of these are standard in size and shape. I've seen the Vector but I'm not familiar with it. It looks like it uses cartridges that are about 3" long and they are about the same length as the converter. I buy from Goulet Pens all the time and they are a Parker dealer with GREAT customer service. Try their question page or call them on the number shown. http://www.gouletpens.com/articles.asp?ID=83 - I just emailed Brian, the owner with your question and I'll let you know what he says, or try the link. Main page link: http://www.gouletpens.com/Default.asp Hope this helps! Bert « Show Less