Does anyone know (for sure) the point size of these pens?
924179
The point size varies with the pens. Some are fine-point and others are medium size. Hope this helps
924180
The only answer the box gives us fine ink ball point pens. I wish I had a better answer for you!
1856085
In short, I don't know how to tell. Unfortunately, and I forgot to add this in my review, there seems to be only one nib size. It is really difficult to tell either way, though. They all seemed like Western-style medium nibs when I tried them. Some of the pens write a little wetter or a little drier, but not too drastically.
1462866
Size of the pen is 16cm tip-to-tip or for the imperial system: 6.29921 inch
953658
Sadly I don't have a ruler with me, but they are smaller than a normal pen you would use so they are a bit smallish. If you use normal size brushes then switch to these it will feel a bit off because it feel so tiny but you get used to the size.
2009158
You would have to look on Amazon to look at size of tip you breed for the stylus you have from Swede. I don't know all the different stylus.
2051051
If the top side of the nib shows an "M" it is a medium point. I recently ordered a "blue" (plastic) LAMY and it shows an "F" but I had ordered a fine point.
1742483
Yes they are normal size pens....a bit thin but they are the normal length.
1129906
The pens that were included were 0.03, 0.1, 0.3 and 0.7. I've heard of people getting the wrong set though. Set A should be these sizes. Hope this helps.
888879
Hey there, in the kit I bought, there are a .5mm, .7mm, and a 1mm sized nib. They write rather smooth, and I am new to learning calligraphy; however, I caution you, once I put the ink cartrage into the pen and capped it when I was finished writing, the ink dried up after a few days. I have yet to figure out why, but just something to be aware of.
2156798
Sorry, but I can't directly answer your question. What I can tell you is that these seem to be a good quality ball-point refill which write very smoothly and in a controlled flow manner. I purchased them after doing a cross-reference to the cartridge originally provided with my pen. Wish i could be of more help!
856281
They are the size of a ballpoint pen, what is nice is there length and the tip is not rubber it's like a soft mesh. I've had mine a couple of months and is holding up nicely.
2163586
I can only suggest that you contact the Fischer Space Pen company for accuracy. I did a little research on my own, but it also seems that the style of your pen would be very helpful to make any determination. Thanks!!!!!
2066301
I am not sure but at least a point 7 - I believe. Not certain. However it writes really smoothly and well. Love the pen.
272766
I just did a little Googling; here's the refills: http://www.officemax.com/office-supplies/pens-pencils-markers/pens/pen-refills/product-ARS25573
1563366
Hi James! They are 4mm tip size. They are thin tip, however I must stress they are by NO means a fine tip stylus as some people have been disappointed by that fact. Hope this helps! Please contact me at our link below if you have any further questions :
2264874
Kind of medium. The tips are conical. The top is about 1/8" and it narrows to a round point about 1/32" wide. Similar to (but fatter than) a "Sharpie" marker. You couldn't really write with it comfortably, but it isn't as large as you'd normally call "broad tipped." With light pressure it gives a pretty thin line, then turning the pen sideways you can do broad strokes.
316015
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, and they have worked fine for me. They're as long as standard ink pens, but when I bought them the description claimed "sharp, fine tip. " Unfortunately, that is not the case and although they do come in different sizes, none of the rubber tips are fine point.