Ink bottle Anna Zaradna Noris 110S 25 ml, red

Anna Zaradna Noris 110S ink bottle, 25 ml in red is a compact liquid dye ink solution designed for refilling compatible stamp pads and small ink reservoirs. The 25 ml bottle allows controlled application and is suitable for office stamping, craft projects, labeling, and other marking tasks where a reliable red color is required. The formulation is intended for use with water-based dye ink pads and non-porous stamp surfaces that accept standard dye inks.

Advantages

The ink provides consistent coloration and flows easily from the compact bottle for precise refilling. Its dye-based composition delivers bright red impressions and quick absorption into typical stamp pads, reducing smudging on many paper surfaces when allowed to dry. The small bottle size supports easy storage and transport while enabling measured application to avoid over-saturating pads.

Suitable for

• Refilling compatible stamp pads and small ink reservoirs
• Office stamping and administrative marking
• Craft projects, scrapbooking and card making
• Labeling and short-term marking on paper and cardboard

Key specifications

• Volume: 25 ml
• Color: red (dye ink)
• Ink type: liquid dye formula for stamp pads
• Container: compact refill bottle for controlled dispensing
• Intended substrates: paper, cardboard and standard stamp pad materials

How to use

Before refilling, ensure the stamp pad or reservoir is compatible with dye inks and place the pad on a protected surface. Open the bottle and apply small amounts of ink evenly across the pad surface, allowing time for absorption between applications to avoid over-saturation. After refilling, close the bottle tightly and store upright in a cool, dry place. Allow freshly inked pads to sit for a short time so ink distributes evenly before stamping.

Usage recommendations

Test the ink on a scrap of the target paper or on an inconspicuous area to confirm color intensity and drying behavior. Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use and store away from direct heat and sunlight. For long-term archival or waterproof requirements, consider alternative ink types designed for permanence, as dye inks are not typically water-resistant.