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What Are Disposable Delta 8 Pens?

Amber

Delta 8 is a company that makes disposable pen refills for fountain pens and other writing instruments. They’ve been in the writing instrument business since 1993, but their products are relatively new to the marketplace. So far, they have two main product lines: cartridges and disposables. This article will compare these two lines of delta 8 carts products so you can decide which one is best for your needs. 

What Are Delta 8 Disposable Pens? 

The first line of Delta 8 products is what I call the “disposable” or cartridge line. These have a plastic reservoir that holds ink and a needle-like tip that fits into the nib of a pen. The pen itself is made from stainless steel or aluminum and has a replaceable nib as well as a reusable, refillable barrel. When the ink inside the reservoir runs out, simply toss the cartridge into the wastebasket when you’re finished using it. 

Disposable refills cost approximately $5.00 each. They come in different sizes (0.25 oz., 0.50 oz., 0.75 oz.), color (black, dark blue, medium blue, light blue), and type (e.g. fine point, broad). You can also buy additional cartridges in packs of 10, 20, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, 2000, etc. 

Each pack contains 25 cartridges. If you don’t need all of them, you can always reuse some of the unused ones. Or if you know you’ll be reusing the same cartridges often, you may want to just keep an extra pack on hand.

When choosing a refill for your pen, make sure it matches the style of pen you own. For example, if you use a Montblanc Meisterstuck, you should go with the Meisterstuck cartridge instead of a Delta 8 cartridge. Likewise, if you use a Parker 51, you should stick with Parker cartridges. 

How Do Delta 8 Disposable Refills Work? 

Here’s how the process works for the Delta 8 disposable pen refill cartridges: 

Take the cartridge apart. Pull off the cap and unscrew the top. Then pull the end of the cartridge away from the metal part to reveal the reservoir. There is a small hole where the needle fits into the nib of the pen. This is important because the cartridge will fit only into certain types of refillers. 

Fill the reservoir with ink. To fill the reservoir with ink, insert the tip of the cartridge into the bottle of ink. You can either dip the cartridge directly into the ink or pour ink onto the cartridge. Once the cartridge is filled, screw the cap back on to the end of the cartridge. If you haven’t already done so, then seal the cartridge by pressing the red tab down until it snaps shut. That completes the operation! 

What Are Delta 8 Cartridges? 

The second line of Delta 8 products is called the “cartridge” line. These are refillable refillers for pens and pencils that look a little like a coffee mug you might find at Starbucks. They hold up to 1 ounce of ink (the equivalent of about 3 cartridges) and come in a variety of colors. 

The most common sizes include: 

  • Small – 0.25 oz.
  • Medium – 0.50 oz.
  • Large – 0.75 oz.

These sizes range from the smallest size to the largest. Each size comes in a pack of 12. 

What Are the Advantages of Delta 8 Cartridges? 

It’s hard to imagine how anyone could ever prefer the disposable version over the cartridge. The advantages of the disposable version are obvious: 

  • They are cheap.
  • They are easy to throw away.
  • They are easy to store.
  • They are quick and convenient.

However, there are a few disadvantages to the disposable version compared to the cartridge: 

  • They have a shorter lifespan than the cartridge.
  • Ink tends to dry up quicker.
  • They can leak if not properly sealed.
  • How Do Delta 8 Cartridges Work?

The Delta 8 cartridge refill works like this: 

Take the cartridge apart. Remove the cap and unscrew the top. Insert the cartridge into the ink receptacle. The ink goes through the nozzle into the reservoir. Now you’re ready to write! 

What Are the Disadvantages of Delta 8 Cartridges? 

The biggest disadvantage of the cartridge is the price. The cartridges themselves run around $8.00 per refill. That includes shipping. However, if you buy multiple packs of cartridges (say, 6) then the savings can add up quickly.

Another disadvantage is that the ink sometimes dries up quicker than you think. It doesn’t take long for the ink to dry up completely, especially if you don’t use a pen very often. When this happens, you cannot continue to write with the pen. You must take the cartridge apart and reseal the ink before going back to writing. 

A third disadvantage is that once the ink runs out, you cannot use the cartridge again. So unless you plan on reusing it, you might as well toss it away after each use. 

So Which One Should You Use? 

Ultimately, the choice between the cartridge and disposable versions depends on your personal preferences and circumstances. I personally prefer the cartridge version because it uses less ink, dries faster, and costs less. But if you need to save money, and you plan on reusing the same cartridges frequently, you may want to consider buying the disposable version. Just remember that you still get the same amount of ink for the same amount of money.