Self-inking stamps like the self-inking Trodat “Printy” stamp make much less mess than stamps that need a separate ink pad for every use. They eliminate the need for ink pads and reduce the risk of ink stains on fingers and clothes. But self-inking stamps still require ink that needs to be changed periodically to maintain that quality, mess-free performance we all love. Replacing the dried up Trodat ink in your self-inking stamp is simple.
Purchase a Replacement Pad
It is important to ensure that the replacement pad is an exact match to your Trodat self-inking stamp. Ink pads cannot be cut to fit or used interchangeably. Simply match the model number of the stamp to the model number of the Printy replacement pad to ensure the correct fit. All of the replacement pads can be found on our website.
Necessary Supplies
- Sheet of scrap paper
- Trodat replacement pad
- Your self-inking stamp
Steps to Replace the Pad
Step 1
Place your stamp on the sheet of scrap paper so that the Trodat logo faces away from you.
Step 2
Locate the thin rectangular insert that indicates the currently installed pad.
Step 3
Press down on the top of the stamp while pressing the small buttons on the sides of the top part of the stamp.
Step 4
Turn the stamp around so the Trodat logo faces you and press the button below the logo.
Step 5
You should see the ink pad pop out slightly from the other side of the stamp.
Step 6
Pull out the old ink pad.
Step 7
Unwrap the new ink pad and insert into the chamber with the inked side face up.
Step 8
Press down on the top of the stamp to lock the pad into place.
Step 9
Use the scrap paper to do a few test prints. Once you get a print with even ink coverage, you are ready to go!
Step 10
Recycle the old ink pad. All Trodat ink is non-toxic.
If you need help replacing the ink pad in your self-inking stamp, just give us a call 1 (850) 7STAMPS for assistance. Our customer service department is more than happy to help with any of your rubber stamp needs!
Self-inking stamps like the self-inking Trodat “Printy” stamp make much less mess than stamps that need a separate ink pad for every use. They eliminate the need for ink pads and reduce the risk of ink stains on fingers and clothes. But self-inking stamps still require ink that needs to be changed periodically to maintain that quality, mess-free performance we all love. Replacing the dried up Trodat ink in your self-inking stamp is simple.
Purchase a Replacement Pad
It is important to ensure that the replacement pad is an exact match to your Trodat self-inking stamp. Ink pads cannot be cut to fit or used interchangeably. Simply match the model number of the stamp to the model number of the Printy replacement pad to ensure the correct fit. All of the replacement pads can be found on our website.
Necessary Supplies
- Sheet of scrap paper
- Trodat replacement pad
- Your self-inking stamp
Steps to Replace the Pad
Step 1
Place your stamp on the sheet of scrap paper so that the Trodat logo faces away from you.
Step 2
Locate the thin rectangular insert that indicates the currently installed pad.
Step 3
Press down on the top of the stamp while pressing the small buttons on the sides of the top part of the stamp.
Step 4
Turn the stamp around so the Trodat logo faces you and press the button below the logo.
Step 5
You should see the ink pad pop out slightly from the other side of the stamp.
Step 6
Pull out the old ink pad.
Step 7
Unwrap the new ink pad and insert into the chamber with the inked side face up.
Step 8
Press down on the top of the stamp to lock the pad into place.
Step 9
Use the scrap paper to do a few test prints. Once you get a print with even ink coverage, you are ready to go!
Step 10
Recycle the old ink pad. All Trodat ink is non-toxic.
If you need help replacing the ink pad in your self-inking stamp, just give us a call 1 (850) 7STAMPS for assistance. Our customer service department is more than happy to help with any of your rubber stamp needs!
