Frequently Asked Questions

Here you can find a list of the most frequently asked questions :

A self-inking stamp is a rubber stamp inside of a mechanism that contains a spring, stamp and a pad. The stamp rests on the pad when it’s not being used. This way when you want use the stamp it is ready to go.

Self-inking stamps are practical, very clean and easy to use!

TRAXX is a manufacturer of stamps and components and does not sell directly to end users.

You need to contact a stamp maker to adapt the stamp to your needs. You can order your TRAXX stamp at a stamp dealer closer to your location.

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TRAXX is a manufacturer of stamps and components and does not sell directly to end users. You need to contact a stamp maker to adapt the stamp to your needs.

You can order your replacement pad at a stamp dealer closer to your location.

TRAXX offers high-quality stamps for various applications in the office/store, at home, while on the move or for more demanding environments such as banks, post offices and industrial environments.

To find out the best stamp according to your requirements you can use the "find your product” tool. Your next stamp is only a few clicks away...

Since the stamp is resting on the stamp pad all the time with pressure, it causes a couple of problems. First, it places an impression (indentation) in the pad, if you want to change the stamp on your self inking mount, it is advisable to change the pad also. If the pad is not replaced your stamp may not work correctly. Second, the pad over time will wear out.

That depends on the model of the stamp. You can find detailed instructions with pictures in our “Tips & Tricks” section.

First bring the stamp into the locked position. Then position the individual letters on the plate using the tweezer. It is important to make sure that you set the tests mirror imaged, that is right to left.

You can see more detailed information and pictures in our “Tips & Tricks” section.

That depends on the model of the stamp. You can find detailed information on our “Tips & Tricks” section.