A black anodized aluminum grip with a 20-25 mm tapered profile, designed for tattoo artists who want a single versatile handle. Thanks to the shape that narrows toward the tip, it offers both a thinner grip for fine lines and a thicker one for shading and filling, without changing equipment. It is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and autoclavable, suitable for both the fixed studio and mobile convention setups.
What is included in the package?▾
According to the product data, the package includes the aluminum grip, screws, and the handle tube. Needles or cartridges are not included — they are purchased separately.
How do I choose between 20 mm and 25 mm?▾
You don't have to choose — the tapered profile gives you both diameters on the same grip. Hold your hand closer to the tip for a ~20 mm grip (fine control, linework) and lower, toward the base, for ~25 mm (comfort, shading). Since the transition is gradual, you can also find an intermediate diameter that suits you.
Is it autoclavable and how do I sanitize it properly?▾
Yes, black anodized aluminum is autoclavable (the standard protocol is 134°C), and the finish withstands repeated sterilization without peeling or discoloring. Proper sanitization means first cleaning (ultrasonic bath to remove ink residues), then autoclaving. The one-piece construction, with no joints, makes cleaning easier.
Is it compatible with my machine?▾
Compatibility depends on the internal grip attachment. The description indicates it is for traditional and pen-style machines that accept standard diameter grips. Check if it fits on your traditional machine's backstem or your pen-style machine's body before ordering.
How much does it weigh?▾
In the catalog it is listed at approximately 48 g. It is a lightweight aluminum grip that offers good maneuverability and reduced fatigue during long sessions.
Is it suitable for beginners?▾
Yes. Its versatility makes it a good choice for beginners because you don't have to decide between 20 and 25 mm — you have both and can discover over time which diameter you prefer, before possibly investing in a dedicated grip.