
Flash Stamp Ink
Capacity: 100ml

Capacity: 100ml

Capacity: 100ml

Capacity: 300ml
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Covers flash stamp, stamp pad, meat inspection, self-inking, and fast-drying inks, with each product matched to its intended stamp type.
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The full flash stamp range uses pigment-based materials to reduce weak color, uneven ink output, and problems caused by incorrect refilling.
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S100 uses an ORSTED-developed formula that balances light and water resistance, helping impressions remain clear when exposed to sunlight or water.
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Supports corporate and other available settlement methods.
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Verified distributors and business customers can access dedicated purchasing benefits.
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In-stock orders are processed and dispatched promptly.

No physical mailing required, with convenient on-site processing and reimbursement.
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From offices and retail stores to factories, ORSTED supports the full workflow.

Maintain company, department, and contract stamps at an office workstation.

Suitable for stamp shops, print shops, and office-supply stores offering individual bottles and regular shelf stock.

F300 supplies meat inspection stamping at slaughter facilities, with test reports and e-invoice support.

For organizations, stores, public institutions, and channel customers replenishing stock in volume.
Clear answers to common purchasing, refilling, and product-use questions.
Different stamp types use different structures and ink-storage systems, so ink should not be selected by appearance or name alone. First determine whether the stamp is pre-inked, self-inking, traditional, or another type, then choose the matching product.
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