The 15 mm ink caps are considered the standard size in the tattoo industry, offering the best balance between ink storage capacity and workspace footprint. They are large enough to hold ink needed for shading and fills, yet compact enough not to clutter the work area.

Flat-base ink caps are placed on the work surface covered with protective film. They are secured with Magic Tape adhesive strips or inserted into special holders. Ink is poured in the necessary quantity, avoiding overfilling. They are used once and disposed of after the session according to medical waste protocols.

A 15 mm flat-base cap can hold approximately 1.5-2 ml of ink, depending on the specific model depth. This volume is sufficient for continuous work on medium and large areas without frequent refilling. For very extensive projects, preparing multiple caps with the same color is recommended.

Yes, the 15 mm flat-base ink caps are compatible with standard ink cap holders available on the market. The flat base allows them to sit stably both in dedicated holders and directly on the work surface or secured with adhesive tape. The 15 mm size is the most widespread and all holders are designed for this size.

Ink caps must be changed for every new client, without exception. Within the same session, a cap can be used throughout the work for the same color. If the ink dries out or becomes contaminated with other colors, the cap must be replaced immediately. Fresh ink should not be added over old ink in the same cap.

The ink caps are manufactured from medical-grade, non-toxic, and non-reactive plastic. The material does not chemically interact with any type of tattoo ink and does not release harmful substances. The transparent or translucent plastic is specially chosen to allow clear visualization of the color and ink quantity.

Yes, 15 mm flat-base ink caps can also be used for microblading and micropigmentation procedures. The size is suitable for pigments used in these procedures. However, many microblading artists prefer smaller 8-9 mm caps for reduced pigment quantities and more precise control.

Unused ink caps should be stored in their original sealed packaging, in a dry place away from direct sunlight. No special temperature conditions are required. The packaging must remain intact until the moment of use to maintain hygienic conditions. The shelf life is practically unlimited for sealed plastic products.

Flat-base ink caps have the major advantage of stability on the work surface thanks to the flat bottom. They do not necessarily require a special holder and can be placed directly on the table. The risk of tipping is minimal, preventing ink loss and work area contamination. Round ink caps always require a dedicated holder.

Yes, according to current sanitary regulations, the use of single-use consumables, including ink caps, is mandatory in all tattoo salons. This measure prevents cross-contamination and the transmission of infectious diseases between clients. Sanitary inspections verify compliance with these regulations.