Ink Pad Trodat 6/4924 Black

The Trodat 6/4924 ink pad in black is designed for use with the Trodat Printy 4924 stamp. It delivers a rich, uniform black impression and is easy to replace. The ink pad and ink formulation have been refined to work reliably across a wide range of temperatures and conditions, providing consistent imprint quality for office or personal stamping needs.

Advantages

Trodat replacement ink pads provide clean, uniform imprints due to a precisely metered, dual-component cartridge insert that prevents leakage and maintains even ink distribution during the pad's service life. The standard colour range is indelible according to DIN ISO 14145-2, and the black ink also meets archival permanence criteria of DIN ISO 11798 for properties such as optical density, lightfastness, water and abrasion resistance, and heat resistance. The design includes grip zones for clean handling and replacement without touching the ink reservoir, and the inks are formulated to be non-toxic and resistant to drying out.

Suitable for

• Trodat Printy 4924 stamp
• Office documents and general administrative stamping
• Personal stamping tasks requiring consistent black impressions

Key specifications

• Brand: Trodat
• Model/MPN: 6/4924/DB
• EAN: 9008056787747
• Colour: Black
• Compatibility: Trodat Printy 4924
• Ink standards: DIN ISO 14145-2 (indelible colours); black ink meets DIN ISO 11798 archival properties

How to use

Remove the used ink pad from the Trodat Printy 4924 following the stamp manufacturer's instructions. Hold the replacement pad by the grip zones and insert it into the stamp until it clicks or seats firmly. Make a few test impressions on scrap paper to ensure the ink distributes evenly before using on final documents.

Usage recommendations

To remove water-based Trodat standard stamp inks from smooth, non-absorbent surfaces, wipe with water and, if needed, soap or a mild solvent-free cleaner. For absorbent materials such as textiles, soak with soapy water, rub or brush, then treat with a polar solvent (e.g., alcohol) if necessary — first test the solvent on a small, inconspicuous area. For skin, wash with soapy water and rub or brush.