Ink Pad Replacements
Shop ink pad replacements for self-inking stamps! Our collection of replacement ink pads includes stamp pads for our most popular stamp bodies, including Trodat 4914s and Trodat 4924s.
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Replacement Ink Pads for Self-Inking Stamps
Self-inking stamps have a built-in ink pad that re-inks the die automatically with each impression. When that pad starts producing faint or uneven results, replacing it restores your stamp to like-new performance without needing to buy a whole new stamp. Our replacement pads are sized to fit specific stamp body models, so finding the right match is straightforward once you know your stamp model number.
We carry replacement pads for our most popular stamp bodies including Trodat 4914 and Trodat 4924 models. If your pad is not fully depleted but running low on ink, a refill bottle may be all you need to get more impressions out of your existing pad before replacing it.
What Type of Ink Do I Need?
The right ink depends on your stamp type. Self-inking, pre-inked, and wood handle stamps each use a different ink supply. Find your stamp type below.
Ink Pad Replacement FAQs
What is the difference between replacing an ink pad and refilling it?
Replacing the ink pad means swapping out the foam pad insert with a new one — the right choice when the foam surface is worn down, matted, or no longer holding ink evenly. Refilling means adding ink to the existing pad using a refill bottle — the right choice when the pad is still structurally intact but the impressions are getting faint. Refilling is quicker and less expensive; replacing restores full performance when refilling is no longer enough.
How do I know which replacement pad fits my stamp?
Replacement pads are model-specific — the pad must match the stamp body it goes into. Look for a model number on the underside or barrel of your stamp. Common models we carry pads for include the Trodat 4914 and Trodat 4924. If you are unsure of your model, check the product listing on the stamp you ordered from us, or contact our team and we can help you identify the right replacement.
How do I replace the ink pad in my self-inking stamp?
The process varies slightly by stamp model but generally involves opening the stamp body, removing the old pad, and pressing the new one into place. No tools are required for most models. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see our guide to changing the ink pad on a self-inking stamp.
How long does a replacement ink pad last?
A fresh replacement pad typically delivers several thousand impressions under regular office use before noticeable fading begins. Heavy daily use will deplete it faster than occasional use. When impressions start to look lighter or uneven, a refill bottle can extend the life of the new pad before it needs replacing again.
Do you carry replacement pads for Trodat stamps?
Yes. We carry replacement ink pads for several Trodat models including the Trodat 4914 and Trodat 4924, which are among the most widely used self-inking stamp bodies we offer. Browse the listings above to find the pad that matches your model number.
What if I have a hand stamp, not a self-inking stamp?
Replacement ink pads are designed exclusively for self-inking stamp bodies and will not work with wood handle or European hand stamps. For traditional hand stamps, you need a separate ink pad that you press the stamp into manually. Browse our craft stamp ink pads for the right option for your hand stamp.