Eternal Triple Black 240ml
EternalSpecifications
- Brand
- Eternal
- Volume
- 240 ml
- Quantity
- 240ml
- Composition
- 3x pigment
- Format
- professional
- Sterilization
- autoclaving
- Compatibility
- all machines
- Vegan
- yes
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Guide & full description
Complete guide: Eternal Triple Black 240ml
You have before you an intense black ink in a generous 240 ml bottle, marketed as drawing ink, created by Eternal Ink — an American manufacturer with a tradition dating back to 1976, Detroit. The 'Triple Black' formula has a pigment concentration three times higher than a standard black ink, meaning a dense, opaque, and stable black with solid coverage in few passes. The large format is aimed at artists and studios that consume black ink in significant quantities and want the best quantity-to-price ratio in the range.
How to use
- Shake the bottle well before each use — even if the formula is pre-dispersed, a brief homogenization ensures uniform pigment consistency.
- Pour only the amount you need into a separate, disposable container; never introduce tools directly into the bottle to avoid contaminating the remaining ink.
- Wipe the bottle neck after pouring and close the cap tightly immediately — a large bottle lasts over time only if it remains clean and well-sealed.
- Work from the small container; due to the triple pigment concentration, small amounts cover generous surfaces, so dose less than you would with a standard black.
- Do not pour unused ink back into the bottle — discard it along with the disposable container at the end of the session.
- Store the bottle closed, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, in a dry and stable place.
Tips from us
- The 240 ml format is cost-effective only if you work with black ink consistently; for occasional use, the smaller formats in the range (30 ml or 60 ml, with identical formula) will be used up before they stay open too long.
- Note the date of first opening on the label — for a bottle that lasts weeks or months, it's the only safe way to keep track of its age.
- Use the large bottle as a 'reservoir' and work exclusively from small disposable containers: you drastically reduce the risk of contaminating the entire quantity.
- Check the expiration date and the ink's appearance at each use; a separated pigment that does not homogenize when shaken is a sign that the product should no longer be used.
- If you manage a studio, synchronize your next order with your actual consumption rate — the advantage of the large format is precisely its extended autonomy and fewer orders.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this ink for tattoos?▾
No — the product page explicitly states that this ink is intended for drawing, not tattooing. Using it for any purpose other than the stated one is strictly the consumer's responsibility, and the store assumes no liability for such use. If you need supplies intended for tattooing, choose products from the categories dedicated to that purpose.
What does 'Triple Black' mean compared to a regular black ink?▾
The formula contains a pigment concentration three times higher than a standard black ink. Essentially, you get a more intense and opaque black, solid coverage in fewer passes, and lower ink consumption for the same surface area. The black remains pure and stable over time, without shifting toward blue or green.
Which format should I choose: 30 ml, 60 ml, or 240 ml?▾
The formula is identical across all three sizes, so the choice depends solely on your consumption rate. The 240 ml format offers the best quantity-to-price ratio and weeks or months of autonomy for those who use black ink daily in large volumes. If you only work with black occasionally, a small format will be used up before it stays open too long and always stays fresh.
How do I properly store the 240 ml bottle and avoid contamination?▾
Keep the bottle tightly sealed, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. The golden rule for a large format: do not introduce anything into the bottle and do not pour leftover ink back in — always pour into separate disposable containers and discard the excess. Wipe the bottle neck after each pour to ensure a proper seal, and note the date of first opening.
Is the formula vegan and compliant with European regulations?▾
Yes. According to the manufacturer's description, the ink is 100% vegan and cruelty-free — with no animal-derived ingredients and not tested on animals — and complies with European REACH and ResAP regulations. It is manufactured in the USA by Eternal Ink, with pre-dispersed organic pigments and sterilization through autoclaving.
What is the difference between Triple Black and Maxx Black?▾
Triple Black has a triple pigment concentration and produces the densest black in the range, designed for solid areas where total opacity is essential. Maxx Black is formulated for universal versatility, adapting equally well to multiple working techniques. In short: Triple Black for maximum intensity, Maxx Black for flexibility.
Product description
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