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The Trodat 78252 replacement ink pads are essential accessories for office professionals and administrators using the Trodat Printy 4913 and 4913 Typo stamp models. Designed to provide consistent, crisp, and clean impressions, these black ink cartridges ensure your business documents maintain a professional appearance for years to come; however, users should ensure their stamp model number matches the 6/4913 specification before purchase to guarantee a proper fit.
| Model Part Number | 78252 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Trodat |
This pad is specifically designed for the Trodat Printy 4913 and 4913 Typo models.
Each package includes 2 black ink cartridges.
Trodat pads feature a special formula designed to resist drying out, even in varying climates.
No, these are designed as replacement cartridges for convenience and cleanliness, not for manual refilling.
The ink is water-based and can typically be washed off using warm water and soap.
Yes, while this SKU is for black ink, Trodat offers 6/4913 pads in blue, red, green, and violet.
Ensure the cartridge is fully inserted and locked into the guide rails. If the pad is new, press the stamp down firmly once or twice to prime the surface.
Avoid rocking the stamp during use; use a quick, straight up-and-down motion to ensure a clean transfer of ink.
To install, slide the existing cartridge out of the Trodat Printy stamp body by pressing the release mechanism. Slide the new 6/4913 cartridge into the slot until you hear or feel a click, indicating it is locked into place. Regarding compatibility, this product is strictly for Trodat Printy 4913 and 4913 Typo models. If ink gets on non-absorbent surfaces, wipe with water or a mild, solvent-free cleaner. For absorbent materials like fabric, soak with soapy water and use an alcohol-based solvent, testing a small, inconspicuous area first.
