Are these pens the same as the chinagraph/grease pen?
1845546
Same thing except the plastic sleeve with twist top is much more user friendly. No more untwisting the stupid paper sleeve.
1845547
Yes, they would be considered a "grease" pencil, with replaceable "leads". IMO: they are great!
1845548
Yes they are. The pens are only 4.5" long not the size of a standard pencil so the pictures are deceiving. Other than that surprise they are of good quality and work well.
2191435
No, these are just refills, but great ones. I purchased them after I exhausted the two that come with the pencil from Radio Shack Catalog#276-039.Though it is not an exact fit (somewhat loose) just put a small piece of tissue to seat it firmly in the holder and you will be just fine.I use it for cleaning HO, N and Z scale locomotive wheels and tracks (switch frogs) and they do a great job. Great product, made in Germany, so I definitely recommend it.
647977
I have not compared them. you have to use a fine tip permanent marker. ink will mear
765787
To be candid I've never "counted" the total pages for each pen I've used (I write in 4 different types of Livescribe Notebooks). I will say - it seems to me - I get at least the same use as I did with the original pens. And for what it's worth - even if it was a "little" less I'd still buy the new refills. I suggest you try just one package and see for yourself. I've now purchased three packages (one as a spare) - and I'll continue to buy these pen refills.
709120
No. These pens have the option of a pre filled cartridge or a manually filled cartridge.
88448
I have used G2 ink refills in the past on other pens but I haven't had to change the ink yet. They are the same design and I don't see why they wouldn't work. Unless one is smaller then the other they are identical. I've never seen one side by side. If you can get the length for both and compare that would help.
1701751
I don't know the answer to your specific question but wanted to comment that this pen is VERY cheaply made and writes very badly...
555021
Yes, absolutely, they are the exact same size, shape,etc.I am using it in my pelikan
1224141
Yes. They're both pens - ball point with black ink. My boyfriend (for whom I bought them) say that they don't work very well as pens - they write poorly and have a limited ink supply. But he says they work great as sonic screwdrivers and fix EVERYTHING.
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!
1598967
Not really sure. I use the Space Pen refills in mine. I can find them at most office supply stores so it makes it convenient. Also, since I work in automotive parts it certainly is helpful that the Space Pen can write over grease spots!
482878
I don't know for certain that they are the same material. They are a lot smaller in length and are made for the Twist-erase pencils.
1497747
The one I received is closer to the one shown in the package with minor differences. The point is shaped a little bit differently (but not much), and the end of the pen is longer in the photo than it is in the one I received. To me, these differences don't affect the way I am using the tool - to engrave images on glass. And it works like a boss at that!
1856086
Hello, first of all my pens were garbage, none would write. I just threw them out. As far as I could tell the pen nibs were all the same. Hope you have better luck.
1437226
Yes. They are Chinese made. Apparently the Cginese are equally obsessed with fountain pens and have set out to make them inexpensively. I have ordered twice. They are perfectly suitable substitutes for more expensive pens and in fact outperform my Lamy fountain pens. They are not a Mont Blanc however.
1269686
You can get Jinhao converters on ebay very cheaply, in several different models, but I believe that any standard international converter will fit in these pens. There are quite a few brands that make international converters, just search for the one you want.
1649779
It depend on the pen you have the refill one is thinner and the other is ticker, I had that problem before I did order the thinner one and my pen call for the thicker refill, I use this pens every day for my work since I do a lot of legal papers. Hope this help Oh my pen is the one with the removal cap