are any compatible with cross pens? if not this one, which?
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I used it with my pen a bought at swarvoski. It is a twist to write pen. I Google to see what type of refill to use
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This is compatible with Swarovski pens which has studs in the back, I'm not sure about cross, this is shorter than the regular length of refills
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I found a refill that works, although it has to be modified just a bit. The Penatia by Parker. It fits with the cap on and writes great. BUT you have to put a bit of wadded up paper (or whatever filler you want) in the tube. If you just put it in with the spring in there it will work, but have a springiness to it when you write. Others may find that okay, but I changed it. Works great now and was a 30 second fix. Well worth it for this great pen (especially after trying many others)!
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The Sheaffer pen refills that I purchased work great in my Sheaffer Calligraphy Pens, but I do not know if they are a no nonsense version of the the Sheaffer pen collections. Mine are old and square at both ends, not a very good looking writing tool, but very effective.
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I am sorry I don't know the answer to that, only that I have a Bill Blass penset my wife gave me and I use the mini pen all the time. The Cross refill fit that perfectly and is very high quality.
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I don't know. The cross website does not list the Cross Dubai fountain pen. Best thing would be to contact them at consumerre@cross.com The converter that you are asking about is the screw in style converter (8756). The Cross website says: "Screw-in style converter for Torero, Affinity, Sauvage, C-Series, Sentiment, Century II, Apogee, Verve, and ATX fountain pens enables the use of bottled ink in place of fountain pen ink cartridges." There is also a push-in style converter (8751). For this push-in converter the Cross website says: "Push-in Style Converter for Cross Townsend fountain pens enables the use of bottled ink in place of fountain pen ink cartridges." I just removed the 8756 converter that you are asking about from my Cross Century II medalist. Try remove your ink cartridge. The thread for the 8756 cartridge is visible about 3 mm down the inside of the tube containing the nib. It's a fine thread cut into the metal tube, perhaps 48 threads per inch (with a ruler, the 6 threads on the 8756 cover about 1/8"). Hope that helps. If your pen is really slim then it might be based on the Classic Century or the Spire model. There does not appear to be a a converter for those two models. The Classic Century is 8.1 mm wide (dia), 141 mm long and weighs 17g empty. The spire appears to be a bit shorter.
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Hi! All fountain pen Cross use the same ink catridge. The converter is the same. Good decision, buy Cross ink, the best!!! Regards. Gustavo
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Robert, it is compatible. However, in my experience its responsiveness was quite low. It is a very nice pen but as a stylus I would recommend just mobile alupen pro, wacom bamboo as rubber tip styli or adonit jot series ( if you do not mind the tapping sound of the disc at its tip.)
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I don't know. I use it in my Cross fountain pen with chrome barrel. I know there are two different kinds of converters but I'm not familiar with the one you mentioned.
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I don't know, I have another model, but this one does http://www.amazon.com/Cross-Refills-Converter-Century-Fountain/dp/B003TTJSSY/ref=sr_1_13?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1394667966&sr=1-13&keywords=cross+century+fountain+pen
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I have not, but I'm mostly certain that the technology is universal. Digitized pens will work on ask penabled tablets. I have an Asus slate & I use 2 other digitized pens with it
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works well with everything. I have not tried a "marker" but fountain pen and uniball pens work well.
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Hi Mona E! Katie here, from The Friendly Swede! Our Soft Replacement Tips are ONLY made to fit our (The Friendly Swede) High Precision Thin-Tip Stylus Pens which you can see here: http://www.amazon.com/Precision-Universal-Capacitive-Replaceable-Detachable/dp/B0092KRAXO They are not compatible with any other brand stylus pen. If I can be of further assistance to you please email me at our storefront customer service link here:
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I purchased the New Trent Arcadia Clickpen and I'm happy with it. Any stylus compatible with the iPad should work fine. You can find the clickpen here on Amazon at Stylus Pen, New Trent Arcadia (2PCS) Clickpen Stylus/Styli with [Micro-Knit Tip] [Retractable] for All Capacitive Touchscreen Smartphones and Tablets. [TwinPack: Black + White]
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I have a "double heart" Paper Mate pen, rather slim, with chrome upper part and black lower part with a chrome tip on the lower part and the refill fits exactly (it's exactly the same type of refill that came out of the pen when I changed the refill originally). So I think you're good to go.
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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.
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Hey Mary r it should be no problem. Any stylus pen you can use. I' ve three stylus pen and this is the best for me. So I recommend to Try it if you don't like it just return to them. Roy
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I don't know. I do know that my Intuos 4 pens don't work with an old Intuos 2.