Question 1: How to add ink to the ink-returning seal? First check whether your seal is a Desida ink-returning seal or a Xinli ink-returning seal, and then buy the same brand of ink-returning ink that is the same color as your seal. . Then press the ink-returning seal down to the third card position, and the round button behind the seal pops out from the ink pad. Take out the ink pad and drip ink evenly on the surface. Wait an hour or so before loading the stamp pad with the seal. At present, several brands of ink-returning seals that we often see on the market are Australia's Zhuoda ink-returning seals and Taiwan-made Xinli ink-returning seals. In order to make the seal clear and have a longer service life when using the returned ink seal, brush the seal surface frequently with a brush during use. If the seal is too light, we need to remove the ink pad and add an appropriate amount of ink. To refill the ink, use The ink provided by the manufacturer cannot be used with the low-priced and inferior ink-return ink on the market. When the ink-return seal needs to be filled with ink, your hands must often come into contact with the ink pad, and your hands may be contaminated with inferior ink that contains lead and harmful chemical ingredients such as aniline. Therefore, The product manual states that the use of this type of ink is prohibited and only professional ink can be used. The three brand companies mainly promote water-based printing inks in the Chinese market. The main ingredients are dyes and pigments, glycerin binders and water. The performance is relatively stable, with slight hydration. The water-based ink has a shelf life of at least five years and does not corrode the printing rubber. Because the equipment of domestic seal companies is relatively crude, the seal rubber produced is of poor quality and is not resistant to oil and solvents. The domestic machine-engraved sealing surface rubber will be exposed to oil for a long time and the seal surface will be deformed.
Question 2: Can ink be added back to the photosensitive seal? No, the photosensitive seal is an oil-based oil, and the return ink seal is a water-based oil. Many of my customers have directly damaged their seals because they added return ink ink or atomic ink. The oil outlet hole of the photosensitive seal pad is very thin, except for those specially used for photosensitive seals. Except oil, other types of oil cannot be added.
Question 3: How to open the ink return seal and add ink to the trodat printy4642 seal
Steps/Methods
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Place the ink return stamp on the table, gently press down 4mm to lock the side button.
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Press the eject button and take out the ink return pad.
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Add ink return ink
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Insert the ink pad with added ink
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Notes
Only special return ink can be added to the ink return ink, otherwise it may damage the seal surface
Question 4: What is the return ink ink? Return ink seal It is necessary to add water-based ink, because there is a layer of cashmere on the ink storage pad, which has a hydrophilic effect and prevents the ink in the ink storage pad from drying out naturally. The cashmere layer with atomic printing ink has failed. Trodat 7011 ink should be added, it is the same as the new one
1. Shake before use to make the solution more uniform.
2. Hold the button, push the inner shell upward 1mm, and push out the ink pad
3. Add ink back and forth
4. Push the ink pad back inside Shell
5. Cap the bottle after use to keep the ink clean.
This is the general refueling step for a return ink seal:
You should also note that you only need to add a few drops of return ink seal oil, not too much
You If the stamp comes out watery, there is another possibility that your ink pad or ink is not good enough
This will not happen with a good ink pad and ink
Question 5: Public Security Bureau engraving Can I add printing ink to the ink-backed seal I made? The person who carved the seal said he had to buy an ink pad from them, which cost 30 yuan each. Too expensive.
Big brands usually have ink pads that can be replaced, and each ink pad costs 30 yuan.