Question 1: How to oil the photosensitive seal once or more? Some seals can only be covered several times at a time. Too much oil is wasted, and the printing oil will evaporate and thicken after a long time, causing damage to the gasket. So adding a little oil before using a small amount can save and protect the seal. Refueling method: Take off the sealing cover, then take out the sealing body face down, and there will be an oil hole on the back. Inject a small amount of photosensitive printing oil into the oil hole, and add it appropriately according to the situation after the oil slowly penetrates. Then put it back to its original position, so that it can be used (see Baidu experience "Correct refueling method for photosensitive seals"). Second, when photosensitive seals are used in large quantities, the above refueling methods are not available. Oil should be filled through the oil filler below the seal handle. Methods: Put the seal on the table, hold the oil filler cover at the lower part of the handle hand in hand, take a small bottle of ink (if it is a large bottle, it is best to use a syringe or the like), aim the tip of the bottle at the oil filler, and add the ink drop by drop. If the oil filler is too small, you can gently shake the seal to let the oil flow in naturally. Generally, there is an oil storage sponge in the photosensitive seal, which will temporarily absorb excess oil and then slowly penetrate down to the photosensitive pad, so when using a small amount of seal, don't refuel like this! Thirdly, there is another oiling method, that is, take off the photosensitive pad, put it in ink and put it on casually. The ink should not exceed the thickness of the photosensitive pad, so that the photosensitive pad can slowly absorb the ink. If the seal has a sponge, you can put some oil in it. After the photosensitive pad is completely filled with ink, take it out and put it into a sealed shell.

Question 2: How to print oil on photosensitive seal? The surface of photosensitive seal is flat, without the concave-convex three-dimensional surface of traditional seal, and the surface without grain can not penetrate ink. So when adding ink, you only need to apply a small amount of ink on the textured surface and wipe the surface with a soft paper towel for about half an hour. It is not advisable to add too much at a time. Because its permeable surface only has words and lines, it will penetrate slowly. Solution: You can wipe the sealing frame with alcohol or a wet paper towel.

1, photosensitive seal must be filled with special ink, especially not mixed with ordinary ink and atomic ink, otherwise it will cause complete damage to the seal;

2. When filling ink, first uncover the upper cover of the seal, with the printing face up, shake the ink evenly and fill it with four or five drops at a time;

3. Drop the ink into the characters in the left, middle and right positions and the red star in the middle, wipe the ink evenly with a pin, and let it stand for a period of time before use;

4. If stains are found on the surface of the seal, gently wipe it with a paper towel to avoid scratching the surface with hard objects.

Question 3: What is the best way to add a few drops of photosensitive printing oil to the two holes of the official seal? It's not a matter of adding a few drops, because I don't know if your official seal is used for the first time or if it will be refilled after use. Generally, two holes are added one by one, but attention should be paid to the absorption degree of the official seal after filling in. If it is absorbed quickly, you can add it as long as you feel the mark on the seal is clear. Adding too much will make the seal too heavy, and it will make the mark unclear when stamping. I hope I can help you.

Question 4: Can photosensitive seal speed up dry printing oil? Photosensitive seals are all special printing oil, and others can't be used.

Question 5: What should I do after adding the wrong oil to the photosensitive seal? What should I do after adding the wrong oil to the photosensitive seal? If you accidentally add the atomic seal oil to the photosensitive seal, use absorbent materials such as toilet paper or soft cloth to absorb the injected atomic seal oil and wipe it clean. If it is too late to wipe, atomic oil will penetrate into the photosensitive seal pad, so the effect of stamping will change, and the stamped words will be oily, which will be blurred after a while. The photosensitive seal pad must be re-made and replaced because of penetration. The photosensitive seal injected with atomic ink will be destroyed, and finally there is only a watermark effect, which is very unclear. Absorb the ink on the surface with a paper towel, and the toilet paper will absorb all the ink in the seal (completely clean) several times. When the color of the pad of the photosensitive seal becomes very light, wipe off the excess substance on the seal surface with a paper towel, then add special oil for photosensitive printing on the seal surface, turn the seal upside down for about 10 minute, wait for it to penetrate slowly, and dry the excess ink with a paper towel. Please use it as soon as possible. Reinjection of photosensitive printing ink may save the seal. Otherwise, the seal can't be repaired and can only be made again. In addition, the seal pad of photosensitive seal is a fluffy special photosensitive material. If you need to inject atomic ink for cleaning or the seal is polluted, don't wash it with water, let alone soak it in water. You can use some chemical lotion, and the better way is to wipe it with a soft cloth.

Question 6: What happens when quick-drying cleaning ink is added to the photosensitive seal? When you cover the paper with no mark, it means that the seal is useless and sealed.

Question 7: How to oil the photosensitive seal? How to add printing oil to photosensitive seal? The surface of photosensitive seal is flat, and the surface without lines can't penetrate ink. Therefore, when adding ink, you only need to apply a small amount of ink on the lined surface. After about half an hour, wipe off the ink that has not penetrated the surface with a soft paper towel. It is not advisable to add too much at a time, because its penetration surface is only text and lines, so it will penetrate slowly. On the other hand, too much ink will only pollute the sealing frame if it cannot penetrate in a short time. After adding the wrong oil to the photosensitive seal, the printing is unclear after a long time, and it gradually becomes water-based until it is completely damaged; The photosensitive seal is damaged beyond repair after adding the wrong oil. (First-aid method for adding the wrong oil: If it is added, please use toilet paper to absorb the added oil within 24 hours, and you may be fine. ) Oil once or several times, and some seals may only be covered several times at a time. If you add too much oil, it will be a waste to put it there, and for a long time, the oil will evaporate and thicken, which will cause damage to the gasket. So adding a little oil before using a small amount can save and protect the seal. Refueling method: Take off the seal cover, make the words face up, and smear the seal border, font and five-star (picture) with a small amount of photosensitive ink. After the oil slowly penetrates, apply it several times according to the situation. Then wipe off the excess oil with a clean soft cloth or paper towel, so that it can be used immediately. Second, when the photosensitive seal is used in a large number, the above refueling method is not available, and it should be refueled from the refueling port at the lower part of the seal handle. Refueling method: put the seal on the table. Open the oil inlet cover at the lower part of the handle by hand, take a small bottle of ink (if it is a large bottle, it is best to use a syringe or the like), aim the tip of the bottle at the oil inlet, and add the ink drop by drop. If the oil inlet is too small, you can gently shake the seal to let the oil flow in naturally. Thirdly, there is another oiling method, that is, take off the photosensitive pad, put it in ink and put it on casually. The ink should not exceed the thickness of the photosensitive pad, so that the photosensitive pad can slowly absorb the ink. If the seal has a sponge, you can put some oil in it. After the photosensitive pad is completely filled with ink, take it out and put it into a sealed shell.

Question 8: What should I do if I add atomic ink to the photosensitive seal? 1, result: the wrong ink can't be printed well, and the wrong ink seal is easy to be broken.

2. Reason: Because the micropores are blocked by the atomic imprinting fuel, the sealing surface also becomes bulging.

3. Solution: Go to the seal shop and contact to buy cleaning agent or change the seal directly.

Question 9: What should I do if I add atomic ink to the photosensitive seal? Absorb ink from the surface with a paper towel and suck it several times. When the color of the seal becomes very light, the factory paper towel will wipe off the excess substances on the surface of the seal, then add special oil for photosensitive printing on the surface of the seal, hang the seal upside down for about ten minutes, and then let it slowly penetrate. Dry the excess ink with a paper towel.