Stamp and Date Stamp 2-in-1 INTERDRUK INTE3010 — combined rubber stamp and dater

INTERDRUK INTE3010 is a compact 2‑in‑1 stamp that combines a rubber text/logo stamp with a manual dater in a single device. The unit is designed for routine office or administrative stamping where both a fixed imprint and a date reference are required. The integrated dater allows quick manual adjustment of day, month and year, while the rubber stamp plate delivers consistent legible impressions on paper documents.

Advantages

The combined rubber stamp and dater saves space and time by uniting two functions in one device, reducing the need to keep separate stamps. Its compact construction ensures easy storage and transport, and the manual date adjustment is straightforward for fast changes between documents. The rubber imprint produces clear, repeatable results suitable for routine office paperwork.

Suitable for

• Document dating and marking in offices and reception areas
• Administrative workflows such as incoming/outgoing mail processing
• Libraries, archives and records management where dated imprints are required
• Small businesses, accountants and legal offices for routine stamping tasks

Key specifications

• Product type: combined rubber stamp with manual dater
• Functions: fixed text/logo imprint plus adjustable date (day, month, year)
• Imprint medium: rubber stamp plate for ink impressions on paper
• Adjustment method: manual rotating bands for date setting
• Form factor: compact, hand‑operated device suitable for desktop use

How to use

Set the required date by rotating the dater bands to the correct day, month and year. Position the stamp on an ink pad if the unit does not include an integrated ink pad, or ensure the built‑in pad is sufficiently inked. Align the stamp over the target area on the document and press down evenly to produce a clear impression. For repeated use, re‑ink the pad as needed and verify date settings periodically to maintain accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the stamp on a clean, flat surface and keep the ink pad covered or capped when not in use to prevent drying. Use compatible stamp ink formulated for rubber stamps and avoid excessive pressure to preserve the rubber plate and dater mechanism. Regularly check the dater bands for correct alignment before stamping official documents.