RangerJumbo Archival Pad, Jet Black, OSFA

Brilliant pad for transfer my logo onto my cardboard packaging. The pad is quite stiff so doesn't allow too much ink to overspill from it or allow the stamp to sink to far in.

This is a big pad good for wooden stamps. But I found it to big for my stamping station.

excellent

Great size ink pad but disappointed that the lid does not click shut, it just sits on top with no seal so I think it will dry up quickly and also flop open in a draw..

satisfied customer,

Perfect! Brilliant size and makes stamping so much easier!

Large ink pad fantastic size for larger stamps

Good size and pretty solid.But it was almost dry when I received it which was a disappointment.

I was looking for a smaller pad. Thought it was supposed to be larger than the tiny one but this is huge. Haven’t yet figured out what I will use it for but I do like Ranger brand.

Buen producto

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If you have a printing job to do that requires archival ink and it's not practical or in your means to enlist the services of a professional printer, this affordable stamp pad may be your solution. Until recently, I have used a double ink pad, the type you ink on both sides, then rub the two sides together to spread the ink evenly. This gives you a high-quality print from your rubber stamps or lettering set, with clean edges. The down side is the ink dries quickly on the pad and you have to re-ink or re-hydrate the pad frequently to get consistent results. You can go through alot of ink and solvent this way. I work in a herbarium which is essentially a library of plants. The plant specimens are filed in folders that have their names and a numerical cross-reference printed on the outside. I use a rubber stamp lettering set to print genus names and numbers on the folders. I tried this ink pad to compare the quality of print between the two and was surprised. With the ink from this pad, I get almost the same sharp, clean edges as with the ink from the double pad. I have printed nearly a thousand folders with this now and have only had to re-ink the pad once. At first, I kept closing the pad top each time I printed a folder thinking that it would dry out, but after leaving it open for several hours one day, found that it was still wet and inked just as well. The ink is high quality. It dries quickly and doesn't leave a residue that smears later. Also, you won't run into having to ink two ends of your stamp because the pad is too small. I have saved many hours using this while getting the same quality printing as before.