Noris 117UV Neon Ink 25ml

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How Do I Know What Ink Pad to Order?

Ordering the correct ink pad for your stamp can often feel like finding a needle in a haystack. With countless models on the market, how can you be sure you're choosing the right replacement? The secret lies not in the stamp itself but in the ink pad you currently use.

Why the Stamp Isn’t Always a Clear Indicator: A common misconception is that the stamp model directly points to the ink pad required. However, many stamp models might utilise the same ink pad design. This means relying solely on your stamp's model can lead you to a multitude of ink pad choices, complicating your decision.

The Foolproof Method: Check Your Current Ink Pad The most effective and straightforward method to determine the correct ink pad is to inspect your existing one. Here's a simple step-by-step guide:

1. Remove the Ink Pad from the Stamp: Gently remove the current ink pad from your stamping machine. This usually involves pressing the stamp down slightly, locking it in place, and then sliding out the pad.

2. Inspect the Base: Once you have the ink pad in hand, turn it over and inspect the base. The manufacturers, recognising the importance of easy identification, imprint a specific product code into the plastic base of the pad. This code serves as a clear identifier for ordering replacements.

3. Identifying the Code Format: Different manufacturers have unique code formats. Here's a brief guide to help you navigate:

   • Colop: Their code format is E/XXX.
   • Trodat: Look for the format 6/XXXX.
   • Shiny: Their typical code is X-XXX-7.

4. Refer to the Example Image: For a clearer understanding, refer to the provided example image which showcases the typical locations and appearances of these product codes on different ink pads. This example is a 6/4912  the replacement pad for Trodat 4912, 4952 and Imprint 2 stamps.

What’s Next? Once you've identified the code, ordering your replacement ink pad becomes a breeze. Simply enter this code into our search bar, and you'll be presented with the exact match for your stamping needs.

In Conclusion: While the myriad of stamp models can be daunting, the solution is  simple: let your current ink pad guide the way. With this method, you ensure a perfect match every time, keeping your impressions crisp and clear. Say goodbye to guesswork and embrace the precision of manufacturer-imprinted product codes.

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At Stamp Lab, our commitment to quality and value shines through in every product. We understand the significance of a dependable stamp, especially for those crucial tasks. That’s why we confidently offer a 5000 impression guarantee for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase on our standard stamps – when used on paper with the original ink pad.

If you find that your Stamp Lab stamp runs out of ink prematurely within this period, reach out to us. We’ll send over a complimentary replacement ink pad, ensuring you continue to leave a lasting impression.

It's pivotal to mention that this 5000 impression guarantee is specific to standard stamps on paper using the original ink pad. Any usage with specialty or custom inks, or inks not procured from Stamp Lab, falls outside this assurance. Similarly, our guarantee doesn't cover stamps used on non-paper surfaces.