Description
KWADRON® PMU OPTIMA CARTRIDGES are COMPATIBLE with the most popular machines like EQUALISER PROTON, Cheyenne Hawk, Fk irons etc.
Kwadron PMU Optima allow you to do the most perfect permanent makeup. They have a unique system of stabilizing ultra-sharp needles, which ensures their durability and strength. The cartridge housing was made of medical plastic, which reduced the friction between the needle and the housing and ensures high work culture. The integrated needle system with the tip guarantees the highest standards of safety and hygiene. Each Kwadron PMU Optima cartridge is packaged in a sterile, disposable packaging.
Magnum Shader needles
Magnum shaders are the preferred grouping or needle type for pretty much all shading work. Magnums hold and deliver a lot of ink, making them perfect for large areas of colour packing and shading. Less passes are required over an area to work the ink in meaning less trauma to the skin. There are a few different variations of magnum needles. See below.
Commonly Used for: Black and grey. All types of shading and colour packing. Colour realism. Japanese. Traditional and neo-traditional. Tribal. Samoan.
Tattoo needle sizes explained
Now you know all about different needle groupings or types, it’s time to look at needle diameters, also known as gauges.
The gauge of a tattoo needle is directly linked to ink flow. The narrower the gauge or diameter, the more controlled and finer the flow of ink is. The gauge is indicated by a number (usually 8, 10 or 12), and diameter by a millimetre measurement. ALTHOUGH THEY MEAN THE SAME THING! Needle manufacturers and tattoo suppliers use both terminologies depending on where the needles are from and being sold to i.e. country/language.
#8 gauge (0.25mm diameter)
One of the smaller needle gauges available (but not the smallest) and sometimes referred to as Bugpins. Used when wanting a slower flow of ink for intricate or detailed work. Some use #8 gauge needles for most of their work simply because they like that they hold more ink at a time (as the pins are more tightly compacted).
#10 Gauge (0.30mm Diameter)
A very common needle size. Also referred to as Double Zeros. Popular with all styles of tattooing and needle groupings as fundamentally they are the middle gauge size (when accepting 8, 10 and 12 as the main three gauges). The ink flow on 0.30mm needles is still a steady, controlled flow but not as restricted and slow as an #8 or 0.25mm.
#12 Gauge (0.35mm Diameter)
Just like the 0.30mm needles. #12 gauges are highly popular across all needle groupings and tattoo styles. Anyone referring to #12 or 0.35mm needles may also call them Standards. Common in lining and traditional work as they have a faster ink flow. Great for bold lines and colour packing/shading large areas.
This new cartridge line has a unique system of stabilizing ultra-sharp needles, which ensures their durability and strength. The cartridge housing is made of high quality medical grade plastic, which reduces the friction between the needle and the housing and ensures high work culture. The integrated needle system with the precision tip guarantees the highest standards of safety and hygiene. Each Kwadron PMU Optima cartridge is packaged in a sterile, disposable packaging.
