Hello. May I recharge this pen with Ball Point refills by Parker, or is it a special one that I need to purchase? Thanks
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Hello, no I think you can refill it with Parker refills, but the small ones. It is the same refill as for all the multipens, they call it mini refill, and they are sell by a lot of brands, like Parker, rotring, lamy or monteverde which propose many funny colors and sizes of writing. Hoping it will help you. I love this pen and he responds to all I wanted for a multipens, which Parker quality and look.
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Hello Carlos, yes you can. The refills for this pen are the D1 standard pen refill, available in blue, black, red and even an orange highlighter, and are made by Parker, Rotring (now owned by Parker), Lamy and others. Usually you will be best to buy them on line, probably in packs of 5. I don't know which country you live in, or I could give you links to suppliers. But Google, Amazon and ebay will find you some I'm sure. Any more questions, just ask, Best regards, Andy Assinder
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this pen requires mini refills for the ink that are readily available...just search under "quad pen refills" at AMAZON.com or Colorado pen co to find. The refills are shorter than standard refills and don't last quite as long...but the benefit here is you have 3 colors and a pencil in one instrument. Parker makes this refills as well as Yasutomo, Zebra, Cross, and Lamy. Hope this helps.
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I imagine that Parker make refills, but the refills made by Cross fit perfectly and they are really good quality, although somewhat expensive. The Cross refills are readily available in South Africa where I live.
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I returned this pen after receiving as it was not what I originally thought. Unfortunately, unable to answer your question.
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It needs Special Parker Refills called Multipen Refills or D1 Refills, Blue is available on Amazon ASIN B003JNVVGM
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Hi Not real sure what rechargeable pen is? But i don't think this will work.This mix needs alot of air to make it work. Hope this helps.
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I have purchase both the slide refill and the screw refill. Both fit and work in my Parker Sonnet pen. I purchased both refills from Parker.David J.
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No. There is only the ink cartridge that comes with the pen. Medium point black ink refills are readily available from Amazon.
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Sorry, all pen are packed at factory, we will not be able to switch to a fine point for you. But refill ink are available in all different tips.
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The refill was made in France, but the ink of Parker pen was not oil based so when the paper is wet, it smears. The pen writes well just needs to improve the quality of ink. I think. Hope this helps.
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Yes. The fisher space pen refill comes with an adapter, a little plastic piece that makes it fit everything a Parker refill fits
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Not sure if you mean the ball point part or the stylus part, the ball point is so-so, but it is refillable so you could buy a better pen for it, the stylus part is same as any other stylus
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black ink comes with the pen. it uses a standard parker style refill. I like the monteverde soft roll liquid ball point that you can get at any online pen store.
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The package I received says it is "Parker style" and comes with a white plastic spacer with some grooves, so that it looks like it would fit a Parker pen. I actually bought a very cheap plastic ball pen and took out the refill and fit in the metal space pen refill. Worked well enough, but of course is not as nice as the Parker look.
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The refill should be suitable since the Parker Urban Premium Chiseled Medium Point Ballpoint Pen uses a standard Parker refill, which this refill is. There is no mention of the writing thickness on the refill except," Medium Point'; in my opinion the writing thickness is 0.7mm and not 1.0mm.
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more like a boxy tube. For what it's worth: it's a pretty good pen. If you can modify a standard Parker refill (study it and you'll figure a way), you'll have a better refill and a much better pen.
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There is a "nose-cone" tip that unscrews. ... Just stupid simple ... There is a tension spring but the insert (refill cartridge) does not retract ... It is just covered by the cap. ... The cap (with the ring monunted on it) snaps on (does not screw on) ... I read that some people lost their pen because the cap did not retain the main body of the pen ... I bought it anyway ... I lost mine, within a week ... This is a fairly short pen ... The cartrige does not use the PARKER Compatability extension adapter, that comes with each refill, because this is not a full length pen (but is long enough for normal, comfort and control). There is a "nose-cone" tip that unscrews. ... Just stupid simple ... There is a tension spring but the insert (refill cartridge) does not retract ... It is just covered by the cap. ... The cap (with the ring monunted on it) snaps on (does not screw on) ... I read that some people lost their pen because the cap did not retain the main body of the pen ... I bought it anyway ... I lost mine, within a week ... This is a fairly short pen ... The cartrige does not use the PARKER Compatability extension adapter, that comes with each refill, because this is not a full length pen (but is... » Read More There is a "nose-cone" tip that unscrews. ... Just stupid simple ... There is a tension spring but the insert (refill cartridge) does not retract ... It is just covered by the cap. ... The cap (with the ring monunted on it) snaps on (does not screw on) ... I read that some people lost their pen because the cap did not retain the main body of the pen ... I bought it anyway ... I lost mine, within a week ... This is a fairly short pen ... The cartrige does not use the PARKER Compatability extension adapter, that comes with each refill, because this is not a full length pen (but is long enough for normal, comfort and control). « Show Less
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I believe Parker uses international cartridges, but why you would want to use cartridge based ink is beyond me. It's considerably more expensive and limiting than using bottled ink. Get a converter with this pen, that's what I did.
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Parker pen refills work perfectly IF you remove the black plastic grooved piece at the end. Just grab it with some small pliers and twist it off. Then you can gently force the refill back down the barrel of the pen, and it will fit perfectly.
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The point on this pen is not particularly fine, and is comparable to most ballpoints. It takes the PR-series cartridges, which are available in finer points: http://www.spacepen.com/cartridge.aspx I can't tell you how long they will last, as I've never had one run out before losing it. They will last for at least four months of heavy, daily use, as that's the longest I had one.
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listen this is a fisher pen it takes the universal fisher space pen refill you can see this on the fisher site, I have no idea where this other person is getting their information, if you contact the fisher space pen customer service they will be happy to answer this question on stylus options www.spacepen.com is where you will get your best answer, it seems that any implement of the correct diameter can be substituted in the place of the stylus (the sight suggests that you can replace it with another pen color) so if you have a soft stylus that fits in a regular size pen refill spot it seems like it might be done with little effort.