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WHEN IS A ROLLER BALL ALSO A BALLPOINT?
Bet you didn't know that any Retro 1951 roller ball can also
be a ballpoint did you? All Retro 1951 pens ship as roller balls.
But a 'Parker Style' ballpoint fits perfectly. Considering all of
the ballpoint ink options, many customers think this is a pretty
good thing. Choose from any of the various ballpoint refill
options shown below.
Liquid Ink Ballpoint
Liquid ink refills use a water-based liquid ink as
opposed to the oil-based inks found in standard
ballpoint refills. This is essentially the same liquid
ink found in a typical roller ball refill. These inks
tend to saturate more deeply and more widely into
the paper than standard ballpoint ink; they are
designed to provide a smooth "wet ink" experience
of a fountain pen
or roller ball.
Gel Ballpoint
What distinguishes a gel ink refill
from a ballpoint are pigments
suspended in a water based gel. Gel
refills are favored by many writers
for their vivid colors and bold solid
lines. Gel ink is noticeably thicker
than standard roller ball refill ink.
Schmidt Roller Ball Refill 5888
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Detailed Refill Overview
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- Schmidt Roller Ball Refill 5888 - 4 3/8" Long.
- Available in Black, Blue and Red.
- Fits most- Aurora, Caran d'Ache, Conklin, Colibri, Diplomat, Faber-Castell, Hauser, Leeds, Libelle, Montegrappa, MonteVerde, Namiki, Rotring, Stipula, Waterford and Waterman Roller Ball pens -and many more!
- Please see the exact measurements and compare to yours.
Buy Now
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| Item #: R4606
$5.00
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One each of all 10 colors.
