Since this stamp is good for about 10 years, can the ink be refilled or replaced if it dries up?
179617
The ink will not dry up. It is manufactured so that it will not evaporate. A small amount of ink is used up each time you stamp an impression. When the ink gets low or is empty you can re-ink the little pad inside or you can purchase a new pad full of ink.
179618
Yes If you look at the picture just below the name is a Gray spot right below that is a black "cartridge" that comes out you can add ink to that or you can buy a replacement!
179619
This stamp can be re-inked easily. Make sure you use a water based ink such as Trodat self-inking stamp ink. DO NOT use pre-inked stamp ink, such as Xstamper ink. It will ruin your stamp quickly. You can also replace the small ink pad in the stamp. If you have an old stamp, replacing the pad will make it print clearer.
326742
The HP cartridges I have filled with this ink work well. I would imagine, if refilled and unused for a long period of time, the jets may dry as with any factory filled cartridge. As another person mentioned, refill the cartridge at the first streaking or irregularity you notice in the print, don't run it completely dry.
263057
I suppose if I don't use it often it would dry out. I actually don't fax very often so I will find out when I try it again. The cartridge that isn't open yet is probably fine till I open it.
801226
No, it is a water based Ink. I don't think you could refill it with permanent ink either, it does not seal well enough and would dry out.
634741
It certainly looks like it. The packaging is bang on however, that doesn't mean the cartridge isn't a refill and you won't know that until it's placed in the printer. If it is a refurbish or refill, the printed will tell you the date stamp has expired and/or this cartridge may be a counterfeit.
509130
This stamp comes with a water based ink that does not dry. It works great on paper because it soaks into the paper and stays there. It cannot be used on metal, plastic or any other non-porous material. It will never dry.
1379911
I have never had a problem with the cartridge not working because it had expired. I think it is a way to make more money on the ink.
2014731
Sorry, we have not used the stamps enough to know how many stamps you can get from each. I do not think you can refill the ink but could use a separate ink pad after ink runs out. Good luck!
627199
Yes but it is not recommended for at least three reasons off the top of my head. 1. Different refilling services will use different types of formulations for their dry ink powder. This can be a hit/miss situation with regards to quality. 2. If it is a "miss", there's the potential that it may damage your printer which leads me to thought number.... 3. Warranty. If for some reason your 3rd party toner supplier provides you with a bad or faulty cartridge or dry ink media, you will no be able to have HP repair you printer under their warranty protection. Bottom line. Technically speaking, yes, it can be done but it would be a gamble. If you want to take a chance, at least wait till the warranty expires.
496533
It's not refillable. Samsung is actively going against refillers and that's why you don't see any offerings at this time.This is now their (Samsung's) business model - sell an inexpensive printer and make bank with the refills. Same as ink printer manufacturers have done for decades. I would not be surprised either if the cartridge was microchipped and refuse to work after a high number of prints...As I noted in my review though, this may work in your favor - if you print sparsely, you get a cheap machine that'll last years without refills (and doesn't clog up like ink printers). It's not refillable. Samsung is actively going against refillers and that's why you don't see any offerings at this time.This is now their (Samsung's) business model - sell an inexpensive printer and make bank with the refills. Same as ink printer manufacturers have done for decades. I would not be surprised either if the cartridge was microchipped and refuse to work after a high number of prints...As I noted in my review though, this may work in your favor - if you print sparsely, you get a cheap machine that'll last years without refills (and doesn't clog up like... » Read More It's not refillable. Samsung is actively going against refillers and that's why you don't see any offerings at this time.This is now their (Samsung's) business model - sell an inexpensive printer and make bank with the refills. Same as ink printer manufacturers have done for decades. I would not be surprised either if the cartridge was microchipped and refuse to work after a high number of prints...As I noted in my review though, this may work in your favor - if you print sparsely, you get a cheap machine that'll last years without refills (and doesn't clog up like ink printers). « Show Less
1405043
Yes, even after repeated warning I printed documents. However once the ink is gone the quality is really bad. You could probably go at least a couple of months if you don't print daily.
326741
I have been using ink for over 2 years with no problems. I refill when copy starts fading. I have a HP officejet 5510.
1307753
Until it is dry, you can dilute it with water although I don't recomend it. Once dry however, it is not washable in water or bleach as i have ruined a good shirt trying to remove the ink stain (my fault). As the title says "bulletproof" which is Noodler's permanent inks suitable for documents that need permanent inks like checks. Note, do not use in an older fountain pen but a newer one instead as the ink can be abrasive to internal components like older seals. New FP's seem fine with it.
1996388
Sorry, I just bought this a few weeks ago, the printer is about 4 years old now. I have been printing daily with this cartridge and wanted to not have to deal with replacing it for a long time.
550428
not sure but one possibility is that the ink will no longer be good if it isn't used by the date printed on the package. I have always used up the ink well befoer the date on the package so have never had that problem. I would certainly not buy a package that has an expiration date that is not at least six or more months out from the date of purchase.
1809765
If you save the old cartridge, you can refill it with fountain pen ink (note: not India ink, which will clog your pen's feed) using an eye dropper or syringe. They now also sell converters for this pen, which are essentially able to suck ink up out of an ink bottle and store it for use.
356442
The color ink has an expiration date, I have never hit one, so I don't know if it makes you replace it. Best printer I've ever had.