The pad is built in
Unlike a traditional rubber stamp, this design does not require a separate ink pad on the desk. The lettering rests against the internal pad between impressions.
A self-inking stamp stores its ink pad inside the body. Pressing rotates the text plate toward the paper; releasing the handle returns it to the internal pad so it is ready for the next mark.
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Unlike a traditional rubber stamp, this design does not require a separate ink pad on the desk. The lettering rests against the internal pad between impressions.
Push the body straight down until the text plate contacts the paper. When pressure is released, the spring mechanism lifts and re-inks the plate automatically.
A flat surface and vertical press help distribute pressure across every letter. Rocking the body sideways can create an uneven mark, especially near the edges.
No. The internal pad applies ink automatically.
Yes. Add a small amount of compatible red self-inking stamp ink when impressions become pale.
Both avoid a separate pad, but the internal mechanisms can differ. This product uses a self-inking mechanism that resets after each press.