Colop
Colop E/R24 Replacement Ink Pads
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£5.49 GBP
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KEY BENEFITS
Made for confident everyday use
SPECIFICATIONS
Product specifications
COMPATIBLE ESSENTIALS
Keep your stamp working
Replacement pads and refill ink matched to this stamp model.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Product description
Colop E/R24 Replacement Ink Pads is a model-specific replacement pad designed to restore clear, consistent impressions without replacing the complete stamp. It fits R24. Match the model number on your stamp casing before ordering.
Product details
- Brand: Colop
- Pad model: E/R24
- Fits: R24
- How to choose: Match the R24 stamp model and E/R24 cartridge reference.
- Ink colours: Black, Blue, Red, Green, Violet
- Ink type: Water-based ink for standard paper and card
How to replace the ink pad
- Press the stamp down approximately 5mm and engage the side locks.
- Push the used pad out carefully, avoiding contact with the inked surface.
- Slide the new pad into the same channel until it sits securely.
- Release the locks and test the stamp on scrap paper.
Check your stamp model before ordering
This E/R24 cartridge is for the R24 model. If you have a COLOP R30 Dater with a 30mm round impression, choose the E/R30 replacement ink pad. Match the full model reference on the casing and cartridge.
Frequently asked questions
Which stamps does the E/R24 pad fit?
It is intended for R24. Check the model number printed on the stamp body, as similar-sized pads are not always interchangeable.
How do I choose the correct replacement pad?
Match the R24 model marking on the casing and the full E/R24 cartridge reference. A stamp impression measurement is not a physical cartridge measurement and does not establish pad compatibility. If either reference is unclear, ask us before ordering.
When should I replace a self-inking stamp pad?
Replace it when impressions become pale, uneven or incomplete after normal use.
Can I change ink colour?
Yes. For the cleanest colour change, fit a new pad and make several test impressions; traces of the previous colour may remain initially.
Need help identifying the pad? Prepare a pad-identification enquiry with photographs of the casing markings and current cartridge before ordering.