Stamps
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Trodat self-inking stamps for doctors and nurses: pocket stamps for the ward, desk stamps for practice details, a date stamp and replacement ink pads.
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Buying guide
Which doctor stamp should I buy?
Start with where you will use it: in your pocket on the ward, or at a desk.
Pocket size stamps for the ward
The Trodat Pocket Printy 9511 is the stamp most interns carry. It is small, self-inking and opens with a one-handed slide, ready for ward notes, scripts and forms, with your name, qualification and practice number. The 9512 Max is the bigger pocket stamp, with a 46 x 17 mm text plate and a clip. Starting internship? The Intern ID Pack puts the 9511 together with an engraved name badge, an ID carabiner and an ECG ruler. Pick a housing colour you will recognise; the 9511 comes in six.
Trodat Pocket Printy 9511Trodat Pocket Printy 9512 MaxIntern ID Pack
Desk stamps and daters
For a practice or reception desk, the Printy 4913 takes up to five lines on a 58 x 22 mm plate, and the larger Printy 4926 (74 x 37 mm) fits practice details, an address or a billing block. The Printy Dater 4750 has adjustable date wheels for dating forms, files and records. Every model is self-inking, so there is no separate ink pad on the desk, and each takes a genuine Trodat replacement pad when the impression fades.
Trodat Printy 4913Trodat Printy 4926Trodat Printy Dater 4750
Questions we get asked
Before you buy
What goes on a doctor's stamp?
Usually your name, qualification and practice number. You add the text at checkout when you order the stamp.
How do I re-ink my Trodat stamp?
Replace the ink pad. Our genuine Trodat black replacement pad fits the Pocket Printy 9511 and 9512, the Printy 4913 and 4926, and the Printy Dater 4750; choose your model when you order.
What is the smallest stamp?
The Trodat Pocket Printy 9511, which is made to carry in a pocket. The 9512 Max is a slightly larger pocket stamp with a 46 x 17 mm text plate and a clip.