Wireless Tattoo Machine with Adjustable Stroke and 1 KUSH Battery
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Specifications
- Brand
- Kush
- Adjustable stroke
- 2.4-4.2 mm
- Voltage
- 4-12V
- Battery life
- 1800mAh
- Weight
- 205 g
- Grip dimensions
- 38 mm
- Compatibility
- Standard cartridges
- Motor power
- 4-12V
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Complete guide: Wireless Tattoo Machine with Adjustable Stroke and 1 KUSH Battery
This is a wireless tattoo machine with adjustable stroke between 2.4 mm and 4.2 mm, designed as an 'all-in-one' tool: the same machine covers fine lines, shading, and color packing, without needing to carry two or three fixed-stroke machines. At just 205 g with the battery mounted and a 38 mm grip, it is built for long sessions without hand fatigue. It is suitable for both experienced artists wanting a simplified setup and beginners looking for a first wireless machine capable of growing with them.
How to use
- Fully charge the 1800 mAh battery before the session, then mount it on the machine body.
- Prepare the work area hygienically: gloves, and cover the machine and battery with protective film (disposable barrier) — the machine cannot be sterilized in an autoclave, so the barrier is mandatory.
- Mount a new, sterile needle cartridge directly from its sealed packaging; the machine is compatible with standard cartridges on the market.
- Adjust the stroke according to the technique: short strokes (2.4–2.7 mm) for fine lines, medium (3.0–3.5 mm) for shading, long (3.9–4.2 mm) for bold lines and color packing.
- Set the voltage in the 4–12 V range, starting from lower values and gradually increasing; you can save up to 4 preset voltages for quick access during the session.
- If working with stiffer cartridges, activate the 'Power Starter' function for a stronger initial impulse at startup; for dotwork, use the 'DOT' mode, designed for precise and uniform dots.
- Test the settings on synthetic skin before working on a client, then fine-tune the voltage and stroke according to how the machine responds.
- At the end: discard the cartridge and all disposable barriers, then wipe the machine with a surface disinfectant, being careful that liquids do not reach the battery contacts.
Tips from us
- General starting rule: lower voltages for fine lines with short strokes, higher voltages for color packing with long strokes — find your own values and save them in the 4 presets.
- If you work long sessions or multiple clients per day, consider an additional 1800 mAh battery (sold separately): one works while the other charges, with no interruptions.
- Take advantage of the adjustable stroke replacing 2–3 fixed-stroke machines: practice the liner → shader transition on synthetic skin until it becomes second nature which stroke you use for each technique.
- Never immerse the machine or battery in liquids and do not spray disinfectant directly on them — apply disinfectant to a wipe and clean the surfaces.
- Even though the machine weighs only 205 g, maintain a relaxed grip on the 38 mm grip and take regular breaks — good ergonomics does not replace proper working technique.
- Before each session, check that the battery is securely attached and charged; a stop in the middle of a line can ruin your pass.
Frequently asked questions
Which stroke should I choose for lines, shading, and color packing?▾
The stroke is continuously adjustable between 2.4 mm and 4.2 mm, so it covers all standard techniques: short strokes (2.4–2.7 mm) are suitable for fine lines and details, medium strokes (3.0–3.5 mm) for smooth shading, and long strokes (3.9–4.2 mm) for bold lines and intense color packing. Essentially, one machine can replace 2–3 fixed-stroke machines.
What cartridges is the machine compatible with?▾
It is compatible with all standard needle cartridges available on the market, so you are not tied to a single brand — you can use the cartridge setups you are already used to. For stiffer cartridges, the 'Power Starter' function provides a stronger initial impulse at startup, so the needle doesn't get stuck at low voltages.
How long does the battery last and can I buy additional batteries?▾
The set includes one 1800 mAh battery, sufficient for most standard tattooing sessions — it provides hours of continuous wireless work. Additional KUSH 1800 mAh batteries are sold separately; if you work long sessions or want uninterrupted flow, a spare battery allows you to work with one while the other charges.
How do I sanitize the machine between clients?▾
The wireless machine is not autoclavable, so proper protection is a two-step process: during work, cover it completely with a disposable barrier (machine wrap), which you discard at the end of the session along with the cartridge, then wipe the machine body with a surface disinfectant, ensuring no liquid reaches the battery contacts or inside the motor. The barrier must be changed for each client.
Is it suitable as a first machine for a beginner?▾
Yes. The adjustable stroke allows you to experiment with all techniques using a single tool and gradually discover which strokes suit you, and the low weight of 205 g and 38 mm grip make it easy to control. The 4 preset voltages help you save the settings that work, so you don't have to search for them each time. The category recommendation still stands: practice on synthetic skin first.
What are the 'Power Starter' and 'DOT' functions for?▾
'Power Starter' is designed for stiffer cartridges: it gives a stronger initial impulse at startup, so the machine gets into rhythm without hesitation. The 'DOT' mode is dedicated to the dotwork technique — tattoos built from dots — and helps you achieve precise and uniform dots without manually controlling each touch from the voltage.
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