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Self Inking Stamps are stamps located inside of a cartridge. Inside this cartridge is an ink plate that the stamp is pressed against. When you press down on the stamp, the rubber rotates and places the image on the paper. Then it recoils and rotates back against the ink plate. This leaves a clean image and removes the ink covered rubber so as not to smear the ink.
