Fisher Space Pen Ball Point Refill- Black — Two Hands Paperie

This Black Fisher Space Pen refill will write underwater, upside down, at any angle, from -30 degrees F to + 250 degrees F, over grease, and in zero gravity! The "write out" for this cartridge is approximately 15,000 feet depending on writing style- this means you can draw a line approximately 15,000 feet long with the

This Black Fisher Space Pen refill will write underwater, upside down, at any angle, from -30 degrees F to + 250 degrees F, over grease, and in zero gravity! The write out for this cartridge is approximately 15,000 feet depending on writing style- this means you can draw a line approximately 15,000 feet long with the ink in one cartridge! This is as much as three times the write out of a standard ball point cartridge. For comparison, the typical write out of a roller ball (water based) cartridge is about half that of a standard ball point cartridge. Oil based ink has excellent shelf life- the cartridges will write after months, and even years, in the back of your desk.

Choose your point size: Fine .9 mm, Medium 1.1 mm, Bold 1.3 mm
Black oil based ink

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