Cheyenne Safety Cartridge Needle Magnum (M1)

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5M1 0.35mmCode: 370871
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7M1 0.30mmCode: 370873
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9M1 0.35mmCode: 370879
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11M1 0.35mmCode: 377579
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13M1 0.35mmCode: 370859
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15M1 0.30mmCode: 370862
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17M1 0.35mmCode: 370863
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23M1 0.30mmCode: 580118
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27M1 0.30mmCode: 372250
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Specifications

Brand
Cheyenne
Diameter
0.30–0.35 mm
Mărimi disponibile
9 variante
Material
Stainless Steel
Sterilization
Gamma
Format
Box of 20
Compatibility
Universal
Usage
Single use

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Guide & full description

Complete guide: Cheyenne Safety Cartridge Needle Magnum (M1)

Disposable needle cartridge from the Cheyenne Safety range, in Magnum (M1) configuration — needles arranged in two rows, typically used for shading and filling larger areas. The strong point of the range is the patented safety membrane, which prevents blood and ink from entering the grip, with tightness compliant with European standard EN 17169. The cartridges are manufactured in accordance with ISO 13485 medical standard, from stainless steel, come sterile packaged and are sold individually. They are aimed at artists working on cartridge systems who want hygiene and predictability at every session.

How to use

  1. Prepare your workspace: disinfect surfaces, apply protective barriers on the machine, grip and clip cord, and put on disposable gloves.
  2. Check the cartridge blister: it must be sealed, intact and within the expiration date. Damaged packaging means sterility is no longer guaranteed — do not use that cartridge.
  3. Remove the cartridge from the blister without touching the needle tip and attach it to the grip or machine with cartridge system until it locks firmly.
  4. Adjust the needle protrusion (how far they extend from the cartridge tip) from the grip, depending on your shading or filling technique.
  5. Dip the needles into the pigment cup and work with the skin stretched tight, in uniform motions — the magnum configuration is designed for covering surfaces, not for fine lines.
  6. When changing color, rinse the tip in dedicated rinse water and wipe it on a clean tissue, then continue.
  7. At the end of the session, remove the cartridge and dispose of it in the sharps container. Do not reuse it under any circumstances.
  8. Sanitize the reusable grip according to your procedure (cleaning, disinfection and sterilization if the grip is autoclavable) and dispose of all used barriers.

Tips from us

  • Use the magnum for shading and filling; for outlines and fine details choose a liner cartridge — each configuration has its role.
  • Open the blister only at the moment of use, not in advance — this maintains sterility until the client.
  • Always have 1-2 spare cartridges ready for the session: if you accidentally touch the tip on a non-sterile surface, immediately switch to a new one.
  • The safety membrane protects the grip from contamination, but does not replace protective barriers and gloves — continue using them all.
  • Work with the skin well stretched: magnum needles deposit pigment evenly only on a flat surface, otherwise the result will be patchy.
  • Since the price is per piece, you can order exactly what you need to test your configuration before stocking up.
Warning: The cartridge is single-use and sterile only as long as the blister remains sealed and intact — never attempt to clean, disinfect or resterilize it for reuse. A used or unsealed cartridge must be disposed of in the sharps container, in accordance with hygiene regulations for tattoo studios. The membrane prevents fluids from entering the grip, but the reusable grip still needs to be cleaned and sterilized after each client, and protective barriers and gloves remain mandatory.

Frequently asked questions

What does 'Magnum (M1)' mean and what is this cartridge used for?

M1 denotes a magnum configuration: needles are arranged in two rows, making them suitable for shading, gradients and filling larger surfaces with pigment. It is not a lining configuration — for outlines, use liner cartridges. If you frequently do shading or color on large areas, the magnum is your go-to tool.

Is it compatible with my tattoo machine?

The cartridge is part of the Cheyenne Safety range, developed for the Cheyenne cartridge system (Hawk line). To use it, you need a machine or grip with a cartridge clamping system. If you work on equipment other than Cheyenne, check your machine or grip specifications to see if they accept this type of cartridge before ordering — and if you are unsure, write to us and we will help you verify.

What does the safety membrane do and why does it matter?

The patented membrane inside the cartridge acts as a barrier: it prevents blood and ink from rising through the cartridge and entering the grip or machine. Its sealing meets the European standard EN 17169. Practically, it reduces the risk of cross-contamination between clients — one of the most important hygiene aspects in tattooing. However, it is still mandatory to use protective barriers and sanitize the grip after each session.

Can I sterilize and reuse the cartridge if I have used it a little?

No. The cartridge is single-use: it comes sterile packaged, and after use (or if the blister has been opened or damaged) it can no longer be brought to a sterile state in studio conditions. Reusing needles is a serious risk of infection and cross-contamination. After the session, dispose of the cartridge in the sharps container.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes, with a note. The cartridge system is generally more beginner-friendly than bar needles: setup is quick, and the membrane adds an extra safety step in hygiene. However, the magnum configuration requires correct skin stretching technique and uniform movements, so practice first on artificial skin until you gain control.

What do I check on the packaging before use and how do I store cartridges?

Before each use, check three things: the blister is sealed, the foil is not perforated or swollen, and the expiration date has not passed. If any of these are not in order, do not use the cartridge. Store cartridges in their original packaging, in a dry, clean place away from sunlight and moisture, and rotate stock so that you use older boxes first.

Product description

Cartridge needles With the Safety cartridges, Cheyenne proves once again its leader in innovation, they represent a milestone in work safety, simplicity and hygiene. The needles come with a patented safety membrane that prevents blood and ink from entering the handle. The tightness of the membrane complies with the requirements of the European standard EN 17169. Experienced experts make sure that the needles are in compliance with medical standards (ISO 13485)Material: Stainless steel The needles are single-use and sterile packaged The price is per piece Cheyenne Safety Magnum (M1) is the flagship magnum of the Safety range, combining Cheyenne's advanced membrane with the M1 configuration for professional-grade shading and superior color packing. The Safety membrane delivers the best conventional ink flow in the industry — constant, predictable, and durable over 6+ hour sessions. The two-row staggered M1 configuration ensures efficient coverage of large surfaces, while German manufacturing guarantees exceptional needle soldering tolerances. Premium surgical steel, microscopic polishing, #12 gauge (0.35mm), medium-long taper. Gamma sterilization without chemical residues. Universal compatibility. Available from 7M1 through 15M1. Compared to Kwadron M1, Safety wins on flow and manufacturing but loses on taper variety. Against Capillary M1, Safety is 20-30% more accessible — the difference justifiable only for ultra-long sessions. Against Craft M1, Safety brings the advanced membrane making a visible difference. Box of 20, CE. The standard most professionals choose for daily quality shading — premium enough for any client, accessible enough for daily use without hesitation. Frequently Asked Questions Why is Cheyenne Safety M1 the standard professional choice? Cheyenne Safety M1 occupies the perfect sweet spot between price and performance: premium enough to deliver impeccable results every session, yet accessible enough for daily use without budget concerns. The advanced Safety membrane provides the most consistent conventional ink flow, German manufacturing guarantees zero variability, and gamma sterilization ensures maximum safety. These qualities combined with 15+ years of reliability history make Safety M1 the default trusted choice of most professional artists. What Safety M1 sizes are most popular?9M1 and 11M1 are the most popular. 9M1 is the most versatile — used for 70% of standard shading work. 11M1 efficiently covers medium-large surfaces. 7M1 for small areas and details. 13M1 for torso and thighs. 15M1 for Japanese sleeves and back pieces. Stock recommendation: 60% in 9M1, 20% in 11M1, 10% in 7M1, 10% in 13M1. What voltage for Cheyenne Safety M1? Optimal voltage on Sol Nova: 7-9V. Smooth shading: 7-7.5V. Standard color packing: 7.5-8.5V. Aggressive color packing: 8.5-9V. The Safety membrane has a wide sweet spot, tolerating voltage variations without degradation. On FK Irons Xion: add 0.3V. On Bishop Fantom: add 0.5V. Universal rule: if ink goes in evenly and skin is not excessively traumatized, the voltage is correct. Cheyenne Safety M1 vs Capillary M1 — is the difference worth it? For 90% of artists, Safety M1 is sufficient. Capillary M1 brings the capillary flow advantage felt mainly in 5+ hour sessions and grey wash techniques where constancy is critical. If your sessions are under 4 hours or you predominantly do color packing, the difference is minimal. If you do 6-8 hour B&G realism portraits, Capillary justifies the additional investment. Many top artists use Safety M1 daily and Capillary only for special projects. Is Cheyenne Safety M1 good for Japanese tattoo? Excellent. Japanese/Irezumi tattoo requires large areas of uniform solid color, controlled gradients for backgrounds, and consistency over very long sessions (Japanese sleeves are 20-40+ hour projects). Safety M1 in 11M1-15M1 sizes efficiently covers the large surfaces required by Japanese, with constant ink flow throughout marathon sessions. Combined with Safety RL for lines and Safety RM for background gradients, it forms the complete set for Japanese. How to store Cheyenne Safety M1? Standard storage: original sealed packaging, 15-25°C temperature, dry location, away from direct sunlight. Gamma sterilization provides superior shelf life — 5+ years under optimal conditions. Do not store near heat sources, chemicals, or high-humidity areas. Organize stock FIFO. Check each blister's integrity before use. Safety M1 from old stock (near expiry but still valid) performs identically to fresh stock. What ink do you recommend with Cheyenne Safety M1? The Safety membrane works optimally with medium-consistency inks. Top recommendations: Eternal Ink (perfect medium consistency, wide color range), World Famous Ink Limitless (REACH-compliant, excellent flow), Dynamic Black (dense but fluid black), Fusion Ink (maximum saturation). For grey wash: Silverback Ink or Eternal Grey Wash Set. The Safety membrane handles slightly denser-than-average inks well too, but avoid very thick formulas on small configurations (7M1). Does Cheyenne Safety M1 work on Dragonhawk Mast Tour? Yes, Cheyenne Safety M1 works on Dragonhawk Mast Tour without compatibility issues. Mast Tour, while an entry-level machine, has a capable motor that efficiently drives Safety M1 cartridges up to 11M1. For 13M1 and 15M1, Mast Tour may need higher voltages (9-10V) to compensate for the smaller motor. If you frequently use large magnums, invest in a machine with a more powerful motor (Xion, Sol Nova, Fantom). For 7M1-11M1 on Mast Tour, Safety M1 works excellently. How many Safety M1 cartridges per box? Each box contains 20 individually wrapped and gamma-sterilized cartridges. Individual packaging includes lot number, expiration date, and sterilization indicator. The outer box has barcode and all CE information. Price per box ranges between 150-210 RON depending on configuration. Larger configurations (13M1, 15M1) may be slightly more expensive. Minimum recommended stock: 2 boxes 9M1 + 1 box 11M1. Is Cheyenne Safety M1 EU approved? Yes, Cheyenne Safety M1 fully complies with all relevant EU regulations. It carries the CE marking, gamma sterilization meets ISO standards, and German manufacturing ensures REACH compliance regarding materials used. Complete lot documentation is available for health authority inspections. Cheyenne is one of the few brands that can fully document the manufacturing chain from raw material to finished product, entirely within the EU.

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