Trodat Usa TDTT5444 Self-inking Date Stamp 5-in-1

Product Description

The TRODAT USA TDTT5444 is a professional 5-in-1 self-inking date stamp built with a steel frame for durability in high-volume office environments. The stamp delivers an impression size of 1-1/8 inches by 2 inches and is rated for up to 10,000 impressions per ink load. It features a four-band date mechanism covering months, days, and 10 years. Phrases print in blue ink and the date prints in red, with a blue line included for writing a name. A date band cover protects fingers during operation. This stamp is used by office staff, records departments, and administrative professionals who need fast, consistent date and status marking on documents.

The TDTT5444 is suited for general office and administrative use wherever incoming or outgoing documents require date-and-status coding. The four interchangeable phrases — ENTERED, FAXED, PAID, and RECEIVED — cover the most common document processing workflows. The self-inking mechanism eliminates the need for a separate ink pad, making it practical for front-desk, accounts payable, and mailroom applications. The steel frame adds structural integrity for extended daily use.

Key Features

• 5-in-1 self-inking design with four interchangeable phrases: ENTERED, FAXED, PAID, RECEIVED
• Impression size: 1-1/8 inches by 2 inches
• Four-band date mechanism covers months, days, and 10 years
• Phrases print in blue uppercase letters; date prints in red with a blue writing line
• Steel frame construction for durability
• Date band cover protects fingers during use
• Rated for up to 10,000 impressions

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained self-inking stamp for standard office document processing applications requiring date and status marking.

Installation Notes

No installation is required. Set the desired date using the four-band date mechanism before first use. Keep the stamp stored impression-side down or with the cap on to preserve ink and prevent drying. Replace the ink pad per the manufacturer guidance when impression quality begins to fade.