self-ink stamp

A self-inking stamp is a type of rubber stamp that includes an integrated ink pad. Unlike traditional rubber stamps that require a separate ink pad, self-inking stamps have a built-in ink pad mechanism that automatically re-inks the stamp after each impression. This design eliminates the need for an external ink pad and makes the stamping process more convenient and efficient.

1. Ink Pad Mechanism: Self-inking stamps contain a built-in ink pad that re-inks the stamp's surface after each impression. This mechanism is typically spring-loaded and ensures a consistent and clear impression.
2. Stamping Action: When the stamp is pressed down, the ink pad moves and comes into contact with the rubber die, transferring ink to the surface. The die contains the customized text, design, or information that needs to be stamped.
3. Durability: Self-inking stamps are designed to be durable and long-lasting. The housing and components are often made of sturdy materials to withstand repeated use.
4. Ink Colors: The integrated ink pad is available in different ink colors. Common colors include black, blue, red, green, and others. Users can select the ink color that best suits their needs.
5. Clean and Mess-Free: The enclosed design of self-inking stamps minimizes contact with ink, reducing the likelihood of mess or smudging. This makes them cleaner and more user-friendly compared to traditional stamps with separate ink pads.