Orca grouper “ToughDA” | Stamp pad for commemorative stamps

square board

The board size is 100 x 100 mm, allowing you to print large round or square rubber stamps neatly.

Antibacterial treatment

Antibacterial agent is used in the main body to suppress the growth of bacteria.

Environmentally Friendly

This is a product that complies with the Green Purchasing Law, using recycled resin for the plastic parts of the main body.

Notification of ink replenishment

When the ink gets thin, a mark will appear on the surface of the board to let you know when it's time to refill.

With lock function

Comes with an opening/closing lock that is convenient to carry, so you don't have to worry about the lid opening accidentally.

With hole for chain

Comes with holes for attaching chains and wires to prevent theft.
*Chain and wire are not included.

Drying time approximately 3 seconds

The vividly colored and clearly dark impression dries in about 3 seconds (for PPC paper).

Excellent durability

Due to its sturdy structural design, it is highly durable.

Product line-up

black

red

Indigo

green

vermilion

purple

2,200 yen (tax included)

ink color

Ink is available in six colors: black, red, indigo, green, vermilion, and purple.

Special stamp ink

Since ink can be refilled, it can be used repeatedly and is economical.

Small bottle (40ml) SGN-40
880 yen (tax included) Purchase online
Large bottle (250ml) SGN-250
2,090 yen (tax included)

Obtained "SIAA mark"

Obtained the SIAA mark, an antibacterial symbol recognized by the Antibacterial Products Technology Council (SIAA).
The term "antibacterial" refers to inhibiting the growth of bacteria on the surface of a product.
The SIAA mark is displayed on products that meet three standards: antibacterial properties, safety, and appropriate labeling.

Compared to the surface of a product that has not been antibacterial-treated, the growth rate of bacteria is less than one-hundredth, and the antibacterial effect is confirmed even after durability tests.
Antibacterial properties are determined based on the results of tests conducted according to the international standard IS022196.