Shiny S 303 & 310A

Product Description

The Shiny S-303 and S-310A Dater Stamps are professional tools designed for accurate and efficient date marking in offices, factories, and businesses.

S-303 (Paid & Date): Prints both “Paid” and the date, ideal for billing, receipts, and payment verification.

S-310A (Mfg Date – Exp Date): Prints manufacturing and expiry dates, perfect for product labeling, quality control, and inventory management.

Both stamps feature a built-in self-inking mechanism, delivering clean and sharp impressions quickly without the need for a separate ink pad. Their durable construction and ergonomic design ensure reliable use in daily professional tasks.

Why You’ll Love It

Accurate and clear date impressions every time.
Built-in self-inking pad for quick, mess-free stamping.
Durable design suitable for frequent office or industrial use.
Easy-to-adjust date bands for instant updates.
Ideal for billing, receipts, product labeling, and record-keeping.

How to Use It

Rotate the bands to set the required date or text.
Place the stamp evenly on your document or packaging.
Press firmly to create a sharp impression.
Release to allow automatic re-inking.
Refill the ink pad when impressions start to fade.

Key Features

S-303: Prints “Paid” along with the date.
S-310A: Prints manufacturing and expiry dates.
Smooth and reliable date adjustment system.
Built-in self-inking mechanism for clean impressions.
Durable, ergonomic design for frequent use.
Refillable ink pad ensures long-term performance.

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between S-303 and S-310A?

A: S-303 prints “Paid + Date” for billing purposes, while S-310A prints “Mfg Date – Exp Date” for product labeling.

Q: Can I adjust the date easily?

A: Yes, both models feature rotating bands for quick and easy date adjustments.

Q: Do these stamps require an external ink pad?

A: No, both S-303 and S-310A come with built-in self-inking pads.

Q: Are they suitable for daily office or industrial use?

A: Yes, both are designed for frequent professional stamping and long-term use.

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