Does anyone know if the gel ink refills for these click top pens will also work/fit in the tradition Cross Classic Century ballpoint pens?
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The refills are different from the traditional refills. The pen does NOT unscrew but pulls apart, a good tug might be needed. I was able to put a Parker refill with regular ink instead of gel, but I had to sand the barrel of the refill. It made for a better writing pen. They are over priced but to a writer, it's its ok. Hope this gives some kind of an answer to your question.
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Based on picture on the back of the package, it appears they will but since i lost a part of my original cross pen, can't test it
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It will not. These pens are the classic rotation type, the refill screws in.
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Hi John,My pen is a Cross Solo. It works perfectly for me. Apologies but I am not a Cross expert to tell you if this would work for your model of Cross Pen. I guess all Cross pen boots should match the same connect. i.e. are you using standard cross refills for your pen? if yes. then it should work is my guess. However, please check the net further before taking the risk and ordering.Regards,Ishan
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I doubt it. The am pen New Hybrid Stylus is the one that takes the screw-in refills. It's approximately 1/2" in diameter and 47/8" long. The Capacitive Stylus is 3/8"in diameter and 44/8" long. Although that's irrelevant to your question I was asked that a while ago so it's available to anyone who reads the reviews. You may have to buy the Hybrid if you want the convenience of refills.
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I doubt it. The am pen New Hybrid Stylus is the one that takes the screw-in refills. It's approximately 1/2" in diameter and 47/8"long. The Capacitive Stylus is 3/8"in diameter and 44/8" long. Although that's irrelevant to your question I was asked that a while ago so it's available to anyone who reads the reviews. You may have to buy the Hybrid if you want the convenience of refills.
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The Contour takes standard Cross refills: Cross Ballpoint Refill, Medium Black, 8513. Blue and fine point have different item numbers; but all refills are Cross' 85XX series.
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I have used a Cross converter not specified for the Cross model I have. I have three different Cross fountain pens with converters and they all work far better tha Parkers and Sheaffers. If I were you I would give any of the many converters that resemble the one pictured--the same type as in my Cross pens.
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Sorry, but I don't know the answer. I would try any brick and mortar retail outlet that sells Cross pens.
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I have only used the stardust glitter pens and the metallic pens. I have been happy with both of them. I haven't tried the glaze raised ink or the classics yet.
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I doubt it. Does the original pen refill look like the picture? It would be wise to take some measurements of the original refill.
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If its the same manufacturer then probably. I can tell you that these are NOT international sized.(busted the barrel of my international pen, had to buy another one, busted that one too.
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in the early 90's some came with Red instead of black, if you can find the refill , yes. I have found several refills fit, the pen has been around for over 30 years, the stylus that comes with it is for a PDA like a Palm, kind of useless in today's world.
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These pens use the standard (I think) Parker Quink carteridge. These fill the majority of these space in the barrel of the pen and last longer than some other small refills. Also my experience has been only Parker refills fit.
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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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the proper refill is the Cross Gell Roller Ball Refill if I remember correctly. I'd have to got to my truck to get my stylus to check for sure but I'm positive it was a cross refill.
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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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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