Numbering Machine Ink

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Katelyn G.

Will this ink clog my numbering machine or roller stamp mechanism?

Ashleigh S.

No. The formulation is designed specifically to avoid clogging metal mechanisms in numbering machines, roller stamps and date stamp assemblies. For best performance, apply sparingly and wipe excess from dies during refilling.

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X. A.

Which surfaces and stamp types are compatible with this ink?

Ashleigh S.

This ink works best on porous surfaces such as paper, corrugated board and cloth. It’s formulated for use with numbering machines, metal-die roller stamps, date stamp refill applications and other industrial numbering ink needs. It is not recommended for non-porous surfaces like glass or glossy plastic without testing.

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Angela R.

What is Numbering Machine Ink and how does it differ from regular stamp ink?

Ashleigh S.

Numbering Machine Ink is an oil-based, waterproof ink made with mineral and vegetable oils specifically formulated for numbering machines, roller stamp ink, date stamp refill ink and industrial numbering ink. It adheres to porous surfaces (paper, corrugated, cloth) and is designed not to clog metal-die mechanisms, unlike water-based stamp inks that can dry too fast or gum up metal parts.

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Lorraine K.

Can I use this ink with rubber stamps or natural rubber bands?

Ashleigh S.

No. Do not use this oil-based numbering machine ink with regular rubber stamps or natural rubber bands, oil will swell and damage natural rubber materials. Use only with metal-die numbering and date stamps as specified.

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Dale A.

What colors are available and are there storage or refill tips for best results?

Ashleigh S.

Available colors: Black, Blue and Red. Storage/refill tips: keep the bottle tightly capped and store upright at room temperature away from direct heat and freezing; shake gently before use; apply small amounts when refilling to avoid over-saturation; test on scrap material to confirm drying time and color density. These practices help maintain optimal performance for numbering machine ink, roller stamp ink, date stamp refill ink and industrial numbering ink.