Stamp pad Colop 164855

The Colop 164855 stamp pad is designed for reliable use with compatible rubber stamps. Supplied as a pack of two pads, it offers a quick-drying ink that produces clear, consistent impressions for office paperwork and craft projects. Manufactured by COLOP to meet REACH safety and environmental requirements, the pads are suitable for regular stamping tasks where clean, legible marks are required.

Advantages

The twin-pack format ensures you have a spare pad ready for uninterrupted work. Quick-drying ink reduces smudging and speeds up document processing. The formulation complies with REACH, reflecting adherence to European safety and environmental standards. The pads deliver uniform ink distribution for even impressions and are compatible with a wide range of rubber stamp models.

Suitable for

• Office stamping of documents, envelopes, and forms
• Crafting projects such as scrapbooking and card making
• Small business use for marking invoices, receipts, and packaging
• Educational settings for grading, labeling, and classroom activities

Key specifications

• Pack contents: 2 stamp pads
• Ink properties: quick-drying formula
• Compliance: REACH-compliant ink formulation
• Compatibility: suitable for standard rubber stamp frames and housings
• Impression quality: consistent, clear stamping results

How to use

Remove the stamp pad from its packaging and insert it into the compatible stamp housing according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Press the rubber stamp onto the pad with even pressure to load the stamp surface with ink, then stamp onto your document or project surface. Allow the impression to dry for a short time; the quick-drying ink minimizes smearing. Replace or rotate pads as needed to maintain consistent impression quality.

Usage recommendations

Store unused pads in a cool, dry place and keep them sealed in original packaging until required. Use with stamps that match the pad dimensions and housing type to avoid uneven inking. For best results on porous or textured surfaces, test on a scrap piece first and reapply pressure evenly when stamping.