60mL Stamp Pad Refill Ink Keeps Election Stamps Ready

In local election projects in Kenya, in addition to equipment such as ballot boxes and voting booths, stamps and indelible ink are also common election supplies. After voting ends, election staff still need to count ballots and organize records. With continuous use, the ink in a stamp pad gradually decreases and the impressions may become lighter. Stamp Pad Refill Ink can therefore be used to replenish the stamp pad and help ensure that subsequent stamping work continues smoothly. We have worked with customers in Kenya for many years and have supplied various election supplies for different local election projects. This time, the customer customized a batch of 60mL black stamp pad refill ink. The product features a white plastic bottle with a rounded protective cap. Its compact size makes it convenient to store and distribute together with stamps and other election stationery.

This product features a Roll-On applicator and an inner aluminum foil seal. Before use, the seal is removed and the Roll-On applicator is moved slowly across the surface of the stamp pad, allowing the ink to be released evenly. Compared with pouring ink directly onto the pad, this design makes it easier to control the amount and position of the ink while reducing the risk of overfilling or staining desks and documents. The product is suitable for Foam & Felt Ink Pads. It is also important to note that 60mL Stamp Pad Refill Ink is not the same as Indelible Election Ink. The former is used to refill stamp pads, while the latter is used to mark voters’ fingers. They serve completely different purposes.

We sincerely appreciate the continued trust of our Kenyan partners. Although the 60mL stamp pad refill ink is only a small consumable among election supplies, it provides a practical source of ink for stamp pads in situations where frequent stamping and document processing are required, helping related work proceed more smoothly.