Industrial Ink Pads – Wms&Co.
There is nothing trivial about it. Made of heavy-duty metal, this sturdy Italian design references a time when bureaucracies and businesses were conducted by hand. In embassies, airports, and offices, the ink pad played a key role in the official process. Ours comes with a small bottle of black ink to replenish the pad
There is nothing trivial about it. Made of heavy-duty metal, this sturdy Italian design references a time when bureaucracies and businesses were conducted by hand. In embassies, airports, and offices, the ink pad played a key role in the official process. Ours comes with a small bottle of black ink to replenish the pad as needed; any standard ink for stamp ink pads will work with this pad. Made in Italy.
Note: these are factory finish quality, made for industrial use, and small blemishes to the boxes are possible.
If you are stamping fine details we recommend our Japanese Ink Pads as they are more suited to precision stamping.
Available in two sizes:Small Square: 3.5 x 3.5Rectangle: 3.9 x 8.75
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The ink pads provide lasting results. They will not deteriorate paper or precious photographs, they will not bleed when painted or brayered over with watercolors, water-based inks, markers or pearl pigments. These inks are fade resistant, water resistant, acid free, non-toxic and permanent for paper-heat set for permanence on non-porous surfaces. These pads feature removable hinged lid, raised stamping surface, and measure 2.75x4 inches. This package contains one Ranger Archival Ink Pad #0.
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