mmayo
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I am about to switch out 100 ink cartridges and would like to know what you think. No, I don't wish to make a different pen, just replace these with superior refills. Thanks in advance for your help.
See, even Ed agrees with me. Someone should check on his state of mind. :biggrin:The EZ flow 9000 from Schmidt is the most "rollerball-like" and sold pens for me.
Some prefer a gel type, so a lot depends on what you like and what your customer prefers.
Another person agreeing with me. Maybe I ought to have MY head examined. :biggrin:My customers also like the Schmidt refills.
Does the Schmidt have a stick on label or is the Brand name inked on. A ask this because the space between on kits and the refill (ie. Steampunk) is too narrow for a refill with a self stick label. Sierras would not be an issue.
Thanks for the info
Does the Schmidt have a stick on label or is the Brand name inked on. A ask this because the space between some kits and the refill (ie. Steampunk) is too narrow for a refill with a self stick label. Sierras would not be an issue.
I just looked on Ed's site and if you look at all three images, one has a stick on label, I have bought those and they get stuck. They write superbly! The other two images show inked on info on the outside of the metal refill (I would like to buy those in black wide or medium).
Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help.
Does the Schmidt have a stick on label or is the Brand name inked on. A ask this because the space between some kits and the refill (ie. Steampunk) is too narrow for a refill with a self stick label. Sierras would not be an issue.
I just looked on Ed's site and if you look at all three images, one has a stick on label, I have bought those and they get stuck. They write superbly! The other two images show inked on info on the outside of the metal refill (I would like to buy those in black wide or medium).
Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help.
I purchased my Schmidt refills in bulk through Amazon. The brand name is inked in. You may want to look there if you want to get refills that have a medium nib.
Does the Schmidt have a stick on label or is the Brand name inked on. A ask this because the space between some kits and the refill (ie. Steampunk) is too narrow for a refill with a self stick label. Sierras would not be an issue.
I just looked on Ed's site and if you look at all three images, one has a stick on label, I have bought those and they get stuck. They write superbly! The other two images show inked on info on the outside of the metal refill (I would like to buy those in black wide or medium).
Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help.
I'm all in for easyFLOW 9000. Thanks to Ed at Exotic Blanks I purchased 100 at a nice low price.
Now the task of changing many Sierra, bolt, stratus, steampunk (maybe) pens.
I'm all in for easyFLOW 9000. Thanks to Ed at Exotic Blanks I purchased 100 at a nice low price.
Now the task of changing many Sierra, bolt, stratus, steampunk (maybe) pens.
We still have some in stock, but several thousand left Germany today, we should see them early next week. They were just made, for us.
FRESH!!