Protective foil Self-adhesive roll 10x15x180m - 1200 foils

Complete guide: Protective foil Self-adhesive roll 10x15x180m - 1200 foils

We're talking about a roll of transparent/translucent self-adhesive film, perforated every 10 cm and cut to a width of 15 cm — designed to protect surfaces in the work area of a tattoo studio. Each piece sticks with a simple press onto any object that comes into repeated contact with the artist's gloved hands, from the pen-style tattoo machine and the power supply screen to ink bottles, green soap, or the phone used during the session, and peels off cleanly at the end without leaving marks, thanks to the low-tack adhesive. The roll contains 1,200 individual 10x15 cm films on a total length of 180 meters. It's an hygiene consumable, not a decorative accessory: its role is to interrupt direct contact between gloved hands and surfaces reused from one client to the next.

How to use

1. Peel one film from the roll, tearing along the perforation between pieces — each piece is 10x15 cm.
2. Apply the film to the surface you'll touch with gloves during the session (tattoo machine, power supply screen, ink bottle, spray, phone, etc.), pressing lightly for even adhesion.
3. Check that the film fully covers the contact area and that the edges are well stuck, so it doesn't catch on gloves or peel off during work.
4. Repeat for each object in the immediate work area that may be touched with gloved hands during the procedure.
5. At the end of the session, remove each film by holding a corner and pulling at a steady angle, then discard it with the rest of the session waste.
6. Clean the surface underneath according to the studio's usual protocol, even if it was covered with film.
7. Apply a new, clean film before the next client — never reuse an already used film.

Tips from us

• Prepare all the films needed for the session (ink bottles, green soap, lamp, machine, phone) in advance before putting on your gloves, so you don't handle the roll with contaminated hands.
• Don't leave a film stuck longer than necessary — the longer it stays on a surface, the higher the risk that the adhesive sets and leaves marks when removed.
• If light adhesive marks remain, clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol.
• Thanks to the transparent/translucent material, you can apply the film directly over ink bottle labels without losing visibility of the color or text.
• Store the roll in a dry, dust-free place so the adhesive edge doesn't get contaminated before use.
• Estimate your average film usage per session (number of items covered × number of clients) to order a new roll in time without running out of stock.

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