Your bottle size
A compact size for testing and occasional use
10ml is useful for testing, very occasional marking or smaller requirements. Start with a controlled amount of ink while you establish your process.
Stamp Ninja
Egg Marking Ink, Red, Black or Green, 10ml to 100ml
Egg Marking Ink, Red, Black or Green, 10ml to 100ml
Regular price
£8.99 GBP
Regular price
Sale price
£8.99 GBP
Taxes included.
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
Couldn't load pickup availability
Clear, consistent marks on every shell. Specialist egg-marking ink for topping up suitable pads and egg-marking equipment, in red, black or green.
- Ink colours: Red, Black or Green. Choose yours above.
- Bottle sizes: 10ml, 30ml, 50ml or 100ml. 30ml suits occasional use, 50ml regular marking and 100ml frequent re-inking of your pads.
- Use with: Suitable rubber stamps, clean compatible ink pads and egg-marking equipment. Add the ink gradually.
- Good to know: This is specialist egg-marking ink, not ordinary office or craft ink. Make a test mark before a bigger run, as results vary with the stamp, pad, amount of ink and shell surface.
- Who it's for: Poultry keepers and anyone marking eggs with a stamp and pad
- Same-day dispatch: order before 2pm Monday to Friday and we dispatch the same day.
- VAT invoice: sent automatically in your order confirmation email.
Specialist egg-shell marking
Red Egg Marking Ink — 10ml
Specialist red egg marking ink for clear, repeatable marking using suitable rubber stamps, compatible pads and egg-marking equipment.
See the selected colour
Clear red marking on egg shells
Red Egg Marking Ink produces a clear red impression when used with suitable egg-marking equipment and a compatible stamp and pad.
Use concise date and packing references, batch codes, producer or farm identifiers, internal traceability references, short text and simple symbols. Test the complete setup on your intended egg shell.
Choose the amount
Pick the practical bottle size
All four sizes are available in Red, Black and Green. Use the product selector above to choose your bottle.
10ml
Testing / very occasional use
Selected size30ml
Lighter or occasional use
50ml
Regular use
100ml
Frequent or higher-volume use
A controlled process
Made for a controlled marking process
Small checks before production can help you get a clearer, more consistent result.
Start with a clean pad
Use a clean compatible pad or suitable refillable cartridge. A fresh or dedicated pad helps avoid contamination from another colour or unsuitable ink.
Add ink gradually
Add a small amount of ink evenly, allow it to distribute through the pad and avoid over-inking.
Test before a production run
Make a test impression on the intended egg shell before starting a larger batch, then adjust the process gradually if needed.
Keep the impression simple
Short wording, dates, batch references and simple symbols are normally easier to reproduce consistently than dense artwork.
Practical use
Keep your marking simple and checkable
Date and packing references
Use short, repeatable date, packing or internal production references where your own process has been tested.
Batch and traceability codes
Apply concise batch, flock, producer or internal traceability identifiers when they suit your equipment and process.
Producer or internal references
Use short producer, farm or internal references suited to your own equipment and marking process.
Simple symbols and wording
Short text, symbols and grading references are easier to review than dense or highly detailed impressions.
Important: Use this ink with suitable egg-marking equipment and compatible pads. Test your complete marking process before relying on the finished impression. Any regulatory, food-contact or certification requirements remain dependent on the customer's intended application and process.
Stamp Ninja support
Practical help before you start
Stamps produced across personalised and specialist ranges.
Stamp production and customer support from Blackburn, UK.
Ask Stamp Ninja about compatibility before using unfamiliar equipment.
Useful guidance
Help with the wider ink system
Choosing the right ink systemUnderstand the role of the stamp, pad, ink and intended surface before you commit to a process.Read the Stamp Ink GuideStart with a clean ink padA fresh or dedicated compatible pad helps avoid contamination and gives you a controlled starting point.Browse replacement ink padsNeed compatibility advice?Tell Stamp Ninja about the stamp, pad and marking process you plan to use for practical guidance.Ask Stamp NinjaCompare all bottle sizesView the full Egg Marking Ink range in 10ml, 30ml, 50ml and 100ml bottles.View Egg Marking Ink
Three marking colours
Choose the ink colour for your process
Red
Clear red marking for customers whose process requires or prefers a red impression.
Selected colour
Black
Clear black marking for customers whose process requires or prefers a black impression.
Green
Clear green marking for customers whose process requires or prefers a green impression.
Practical answers
Egg marking ink questions
What bottle sizes are available?
10ml, 30ml, 50ml and 100ml. Each size is available in Red, Black and Green.
What colours are available?
Red, Black and Green. Choose the colour that suits your intended marking process using the product selector above.
Which bottle size should I choose?
Choose 10ml for testing, very occasional use or smaller requirements; 30ml for lighter or occasional use; 50ml for regular egg marking; and 100ml for frequent or higher-volume marking where pads are replenished regularly.
Can I use ordinary office stamp ink for egg marking?
Do not assume ordinary office or craft stamp ink is suitable for egg shells. Choose specialist egg-marking ink and confirm compatibility with your stamp, pad and intended application.
Should I use a clean stamp pad?
Yes. Use a clean compatible pad or suitable refillable cartridge. A fresh or dedicated pad helps avoid contamination from another colour or unsuitable ink.
How much ink should I add to the pad?
Add a small amount evenly and allow time for it to distribute through the pad. Follow the equipment instructions and avoid flooding or over-inking; the amount needed depends on the pad and process.
Should I test the impression first?
Yes. Make test impressions on the intended egg shell and check the result before starting a larger batch. The stamp, pad condition, ink quantity and shell surface can all affect the result.
Can Stamp Ninja advise on compatibility?
Yes. Contact Stamp Ninja with details of your stamp, pad and intended marking process for practical guidance before using unfamiliar equipment.
Need help choosing the right bottle?
Choose 10ml for testing or very occasional use, 30ml for lighter use, 50ml for regular use or 100ml for more frequent marking. Contact Stamp Ninja if you would like practical setup advice.