The invention relates to a stamp (1), comprising at least a stamping component and a stamping insert (4), wherein the stamping component is formed of a top part (2) and a bottom part (3) with a cushion-receiving element (5) and the stamping insert (4) is connected to the top part (2) via a reversing mechanism (7) preferably having a slide track (8) in the bottom part (3) so as to move synchronously. The stamping insert (4) is mounted via a continuous axle (9) in an axle bearing element (11), wherein in the resting position (10) a text plate and/or MB unit (mounted band unit) mounted on the impression unit (4) butts against an ink cartridge with ink pad (6) soaked with stamping ink in the cushion-receiving element (5) and in a stamping process for producing a stamp impression in a stamp position the stamping insert (4) with the text plate and/or MB unit can be shifted by the reversing mechanism (7) into a stamping position. The axle bearing element (11) can be inserted and fastened, in particular latched, in the top part (2) via guide webs (17), wherein a locking head (21) for fixation of a stamp position is connected to the axle bearing element (11) via an elastically deformable connecting web (20).

The invention relates to a stamp (1), comprising at least a stamping component and a stamping insert (4), wherein the stamping component is formed of a top part (2) and a bottom part (3) with a cushion-receiving element (5) and the stamping insert (4) is connected to the top part (2) via a reversing mechanism (7) preferably having a slide track (8) in the bottom part (3) so as to move synchronously. The stamping insert (4) is mounted via a continuous axle (9) in an axle bearing element (11), wherein in the resting position (10) a text plate and/or MB unit (mounted band unit) mounted on the impression unit (4) butts against an ink cartridge with ink pad (6) soaked with stamping ink in the cushion-receiving element (5) and in a stamping process for producing a stamp impression in a stamp position the stamping insert (4) with the text plate and/or MB unit can be shifted by the reversing mechanism (7) into a stamping position. The axle bearing element (11) can be inserted and fastened, in particular latched, in the top part (2) via guide webs (17), wherein a locking head (21) for fixation of a stamp position is connected to the axle bearing element (11) via an elastically deformable connecting web (20).

A covering assembly is disposed on an inked printing assembly of a stamp. The covering assembly has a top cover and a bottom cover. The top cover is detachably disposed above the inked printing assembly. The bottom cover is detachably disposed below the inked printing assembly, is located below the top cover at a spaced interval, and has a bottom wall. The covering assembly can assist in assembling the inked printing assembly. The disposition of the top cover and the bottom cover can transfer pointed force into planar force for increasing a contact area, the forcing uniformity, and the assembly convenience.

A hand stamp that has a handle that receives a removable die box. The die box is received and held in the handle by a spring-loaded push button that has a locking mechanism that engages a locking slot in the die box. By operating the push button the locking mechanism is moved out of the locking slot to release the die box for re-inking or replacement of the porous foam material with a replacement image surface. A reversible cover engages the bottom of the handle to securely cover the die plate in a first position. When the cover is reversed, the cover acts as a protective resting place for the stamp which can be easily lifted off the cover for use by the operator.

A hand stamp that has a handle that receives a removable die box. The die box is received and held in the handle by a spring-loaded push button that has a locking mechanism that engages a locking slot in the die box. By operating the push button the locking mechanism is moved out of the locking slot to release the die box for re-inking or replacement of the porous foam material with a replacement image surface. A reversible cover engages the bottom of the handle to securely cover the die plate in a first position. When the cover is reversed, the cover acts as a protective resting place for the stamp which can be easily lifted off the cover for use by the operator.

A hand stamp that has a handle that receives a removable die box. The die box is received and held in the handle by a spring-loaded push button that has a locking mechanism that engages a locking slot in the die box. By operating the push button the locking mechanism is moved out of the locking slot to release the die box for re-inking or replacement of the porous foam material with a replacement image surface. A reversible cover engages the bottom of the handle to securely cover the die plate in a first position. When the cover is reversed, the cover acts as a protective resting place for the stamp which can be easily lifted off the cover for use by the operator.

A hand stamp that has a handle that receives a removable die box. The die box is received and held in the handle by a spring-loaded push button that has a locking mechanism that engages a locking slot in the die box. By operating the push button the locking mechanism is moved out of the locking slot to release the die box for re-inking or replacement of the porous foam material with a replacement image surface. A reversible cover engages the bottom of the handle to securely cover the die plate in a first position. When the cover is reversed, the cover acts as a protective resting place for the stamp which can be easily lifted off the cover for use by the operator.

Elements for hand printing designs and patterns include cone pin blocks, flat pin blocks, and multisided sequence stamps. A cone pin block generally has a circular cross-section and is rolled in order to make symmetrical, circular or partial-circle designs. Flat pin blocks have a flat surface. The pin blocks have pins extending out of the cone surface or the flat surface. Flexible inking cord material is threaded between the pins in a chosen pattern. The inking material collects liquid ink by absorption or surface adhesion, which is transferred to a base by rolling or stamping. Multisided sequence stamps include left and right handles and multisided blocks disposed between the two handles. The blocks have relief designs on their peripheral side surfaces, either formed directly on the surface of the blocks or formed on rings that slide over the blocks. The blocks (and pattern rings if used) are many sided (e.g. hexagonal) with different embossed designs on different sides. Each block and/or pattern ring is individually rotatable relative to the other blocks/rings and may be added, removed, or exchanged with other blocks.

Elements for hand printing designs and patterns include cone pin blocks, flat pin blocks, and multisided sequence stamps. A cone pin block generally has a circular cross-section and is rolled in order to make symmetrical, circular or partial-circle designs. Flat pin blocks have a flat surface. The pin blocks have pins extending out of the cone surface or the flat surface. Flexible inking cord material is threaded between the pins in a chosen pattern. The inking material collects liquid ink by absorption or surface adhesion, which is transferred to a base by rolling or stamping. Multisided sequence stamps include left and right handles and multisided blocks disposed between the two handles. The blocks have relief designs on their peripheral side surfaces, either formed directly on the surface of the blocks or formed on rings that slide over the blocks. The blocks (and pattern rings if used) are many sided (e.g. hexagonal) with different embossed designs on different sides. Each block and/or pattern ring is individually rotatable relative to the other blocks/rings and may be added, removed, or exchanged with other blocks.

Elements for hand printing designs and patterns include cone pin blocks, flat pin blocks, and multisided sequence stamps. A cone pin block generally has a circular cross-section and is rolled in order to make symmetrical, circular or partial-circle designs. Flat pin blocks have a flat surface. The pin blocks have pins extending out of the cone surface or the flat surface. Flexible inking cord material is threaded between the pins in a chosen pattern. The inking material collects liquid ink by absorption or surface adhesion, which is transferred to a base by rolling or stamping.