Refill Ink for Stamps in USA!

Refilling ink for stamps in the USA means adding ink to rubber or self-inking stamps. Our Stamps are used for office documentation, crafts, and personal correspondence, and refilling the ink is a cost-effective way to extend their life and ensure clear impressions.

Usage of Refill Ink in USA:

Rubber Stamps: Our Rubber stamps are traditional stamps with a rubber design mounted on a wooden or acrylic block. To refill the ink in a rubber stamp, follow these steps:

• Choose Ink: Select an appropriate ink pad or ink color for your stamp. Ink pads are available in various colors and types, including water-based and pigment inks.
• Ink Application: Open the ink pad and gently press the rubber design onto the inked surface. Make sure the entire design is evenly coated with ink.
• Stamping: Press the inked stamp onto your desired surface, applying even pressure. Lift the stamp carefully to reveal the stamped image.

Self-Inking Stamps: Our Self-inking stamps have an integrated ink pad and mechanism, allowing quick and repetitive stamping. Refilling ink in self-inking stamps involves slightly different steps:

• Purchase Refill Ink: Make sure to purchase the appropriate ink refill for your stamp model as each model requires a specific refill.
• Apply Ink: Apply a few drops of the refill ink onto the ink pad. Be careful not to overfill, as this can lead to ink leakage.
• Absorption Time: Allow the ink pad to absorb the ink for a few minutes, ensuring it is evenly saturated.
• Test Stamping: Press the stamp onto scrap paper to test the impression. If the impression is faint or uneven, add more ink and repeat the absorption process.
• Close Stamp: Once the ink pad is adequately filled, close the stamp. Press the stamp onto scrap paper a few times to ensure the ink is evenly distributed.

Refilling ink for stamps can help you maintain the quality of your stamped impressions and reduce the need to purchase new stamps or ink pads. Regular maintenance and proper ink refilling can ensure that your stamps continue to produce clear, professional-looking images for various applications.