Self-inking stamp COLOP Printer 15, black body with blue replaceable pad

COLOP Printer 15 is a compact self-inking stamp designed for repetitive office marking. The unit combines a black plastic body with a blue replaceable ink pad, producing clear, consistent impressions without the need for separate ink bottles. Its imprint area is sized for short text, dates, or small logos, and the integrated mechanism allows fast, quiet stamping suitable for varied administrative environments.

Advantages

The COLOP Printer 15 delivers uniform impressions with each press thanks to its built-in ink pad and guided print mechanism. The replaceable blue pad extends service life and simplifies maintenance, while the compact, lightweight body supports easy handling and storage. The design minimizes ink transfer to hands and documents, and the self-inking system reduces downtime compared with separate-pad or pad-and-ink solutions.

Suitable for

• Repeated stamping of incoming and outgoing documents in offices
• Marking dates and simple text on invoices, receipts and forms
• Reception desks and front-office administrative tasks
• Warehouses and shipping departments for quick verification marks

Key specifications

• Stamp type: self-inking
• Body color: black (plastic)
• Ink pad color: blue, replaceable
• Imprint capacity: suitable for short lines of text, dates or small logos
• Operation: manual push-down mechanism
• Design: compact and lightweight for desktop use

How to use

Place the stamp on a flat surface. Position the stamp over the target area on the document and press down evenly until the mechanism completes the imprint cycle, then release. For best results, apply steady vertical pressure and avoid sliding the stamp across the paper. When the impression becomes faint, open the stamp according to the manufacturers instructions and replace the blue ink pad with a compatible spare pad.

Usage recommendations

Store the stamp horizontally in a cool, dry place when not in use. Use only manufacturer-recommended replacement pads and avoid common household inks to preserve print quality. Test the stamp on scrap paper after replacing the pad to confirm consistent ink distribution before use on important documents.