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14 Oct 2013
The Trodat Printy 4913 is a self-inking stamp that prints up to six lines of text in one of several colors -- black, red, blue, violet and green -- via a replaceable Trodat SWOP-Pad ink pad. The rectangular pad is housed in a slot near the center of the stamp. Trodat has designed the 4913 with a simple release
Trodat stamps are self-inking stamps that have a finite amount of ink inside the internal ink well. Once the ink starts to run low, the stamp will stop functioning. Refilling the internal ink well of the Trodat stamp will allow the stamp to work as it did before the ink ran low. The ink inside the stamp can also dry out if it is not used for
The Trodat printy 4912 is the best seller in its class. It can be used for up to 5 lines of text which gives this model great versatility. Used for notaries and other professionals for official credentials like license numbers, commission numbers and expirations, etc. Personal return address stamp; Check endorsement stamp; Bank
19 Feb 2015

Trodat Printy 4912 Replacement Ink Pad. Trodat Printy 4912 Self Inking Stamp. Choice of Black, Red, Blue, Green, or Purple If the item above that you are ordering is a custom stamp, you will type the stamp imprint information along with any additional instructions further on in the checkout process. If ordering multiple
16 Aug 2016
Your New Ink Pad of the correct size and colour. Press your printy down about 5mm and hold in the 2 locking buttons (located 1 on either side). Release the Printy so it locks with the die slightly off the surface of the Ink Pad. Classic Printy: Classic Printy: Push the printy down a little and release.
As a producer of stamp components, the Trodat company sells only to speciality dealers and not to end customers. First the speciality With the Original Printy 4.0, all avoidable emissions were first eliminated. You can find exact instructions with images for all of the various stamp models under the Tips for use menu item.

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March 2018