Self-inking stamp COLOP Printer R12 — black body, black pad

COLOP Printer R12 is a self-inking stamp designed for frequent office and business use. The unit features a compact rectangular impression size from the R12 series, a black plastic body and an integrated black ink pad compatible with Printer R12 consumables. The mechanism produces clear, repeatable impressions while protecting the ink pad inside the casing between uses.

Advantages

The self-inking design delivers consistent, quick impressions without the need for a separate ink pad. The black plastic body is lightweight and durable for everyday handling, and the built-in black pad provides strong contrast on most paper types. The stamp allows easy pad replacement and refill, reducing downtime and maintenance for high-frequency stamping tasks.

Suitable for

• Addressing envelopes and documents
• Date, approval or received markings in offices
• Small business branding and repetitive administrative stamping
• Workflows that require fast, consistent imprints

Key specifications

• Impression shape: rectangular (R12 series compact size)
• Body material: black plastic housing
• Ink colour: black
• Ink system: self-inking with replaceable pad
• Impression method: internal stamp pad and rubber die
• Typical use: repeated office/business stamping

How to use

Place the stamp on a flat surface and align it with the target area on the document. Press the top evenly until the mechanism completes the imprint stroke, then lift straight up to avoid smudging. For best results, hold the document steady and use firm, even pressure. If the print becomes faint, check the pad and replace or refill it using COLOP Printer R12 compatible ink pads or ink according to the manufacturer instructions.

Usage recommendations

Store the stamp horizontally in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve pad ink. Replace the pad when impressions become uneven or faded, and use only compatible replacement pads or inks to avoid damaging the mechanism or altering print quality.