WHAT IS A SELF INKING STAMP
A self-inking stamp is a type of rubber stamp that incorporates an ink pad within its housing.
Unlike traditional rubber stamps that require a separate ink pad, self-inking stamps automatically ink the rubber after each impression.
This is achieved through a mechanism that flips the stamp’s rubber die back into the ink pad after the surface has been stamped.
Self-inking stamps are convenient because they eliminate the need to manually apply ink before each use, and they often provide consistent and clean impressions. They are commonly used in offices, businesses, and for personal use in tasks such as addressing envelopes, marking documents, signatures and labeling. Overall, self-inking stamps offer convenience, efficiency, and consistency in tasks that involve repetitive stamping. Plus your self-inking stamp pad can be replaced or re-inked.