Germany SCHMIDT Super-Smooth Hybrid Gel Refill 1 pc, Black/Blue available

**★ Universal International Standard Refill ★** **Germany SCHMIDT Super-Smooth Hybrid Gel Refill (#EasyFLOW9000) 1 pc, Black/Blue available** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52063199458_03e1952b9b_o.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52063672265_5d3802200d_o.jpg **Special offer for a 4-pack set available here ►** https://www.pinkoi.com/product/JBEtnKeA Introducing the revolutionary EasyFLOW 9000 from Germany's SCHMIDT! This refill uniquely combines the best qualities of gel and oil-based inks, addressing common issues like drying out and short writing length found in standard gel refills. Its exclusive low-viscosity formula delivers an exceptionally smooth writing experience that's instantly captivating and resists skipping. **★ Please Note! ★** This refill is designed for SCHMIDT ballpoint pens. For refills specifically for SCHMIDT gel pens, please see this listing ► https://www.pinkoi.com/product/B9xx7hda https://www.pinkoi.com/product/tjfWTUvD ■ Product Information: . Tip opening diameter: φ2.5mm . Ball diameter: φ1.0mm . Ball material: TC Tungsten Carbide . Refill length: 98.1mm . Barrel diameter: φ5.80mm . Barrel material: Metal . Writing length: 28000m (-/+ 30%) . Ink color: Black/Blue available Note 1: This refill is dimensionally compatible with ARTEX oil-based ballpoint pen refills (international standard size)! Note 2: This refill is an international standard size and is compatible with most models from the following brands: PARKER, Monteverde, Pelikan, Faber-Castell, YAFA, Cartier, Montegrapra, Aurora, Omas, Visconti, and many other non-branded pens. <Important Notes> 1. Refills are consumable items and are non-returnable. 2. Refills may dry out over time if stored for extended periods. It is recommended to use them soon after purchase and avoid stocking up for too long (suggested use within six months of purchase). 【Refill 101: Understand the Differences Instantly】 Let's start with the most common types of pens: ballpoint, gel, and rollerball. The primary difference lies in the ink composition: oil-based, gel, or water-based. Each ink type creates a distinct writing characteristic. Here's how ink composition typically aligns with pen names: **Ballpoint Pen ------ Oil-based or Gel Ink** **Gel Pen ------ Gel Ink** **Rollerball Pen ------ Water-based or Gel Ink** Now, you might be wondering: **Does "gel ink" belong to ballpoint or rollerball pens?** An excellent question! To put it simply, since gel ink combines features of both oil-based and water-based inks, it can be referred to as either a gel ballpoint or a gel rollerball. More "professionally," it's simply called a gel pen. Similarly, our new "hybrid gel" ink blends characteristics of gel and oil-based inks, hence we've termed it a "hybrid gel rollerball pen," though "hybrid gel pen" is also perfectly acceptable! **■ Characteristics of 3 Ink Types:** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52063201128_1870b284ff_o.jpg ■ Viscosity affects how ink is absorbed by paper and the writing feel. The current market trend favors low-viscosity inks like gel and water-based (though oil-based refills are still great; preference is truly personal). ■ Writing length indicates how far a single refill can write. Simply put, a longer writing length means you can write more.