Mixer Ink Black
Specifications
- Weight
- 45 g
- Material
- ABS
- Dimensions
- 13x4.5x1.5 cm
- Quantity
- 5 cartridges
- Color
- Black
- Compatibility
- All types of ink
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Guide & full description
Complete guide: Mixer Ink Black
A compact ABS electric accessory that homogenizes the pigment in tattoo ink bottles through smooth rotation, without introducing air bubbles — unlike vigorous manual shaking. It is useful for any tattoo artist, from beginner to busy professional, as well as for micropigmentation technicians, because pigments naturally settle during storage, and non-homogeneous ink means uneven color saturation. With dimensions of approximately 13 x 4.5 x 1.5 cm and only 45 g, it takes up little space next to the workstation and comes with 5 spare parts included.
How to use
- Place the mixer on a flat, stable surface near the workstation — the non-slip base keeps it secure during operation.
- Connect it to power (via USB cable or wall adapter, depending on the version received).
- Visually check the ink bottle: if it has been stored, the pigment is usually settled at the bottom.
- Touch the bottle to the rotating base of the mixer — the rotation sets the ink in motion and disperses the pigment evenly, without air bubbles.
- Keep the bottle on the mixer for 30 seconds to 2 minutes, depending on how long the ink has been stored; old inks or those with heavy pigments may require longer.
- Check homogeneity: the color should look uniform, with no visible deposits on the bottom of the bottle.
- Pour the ink into disposable ink caps and start working.
- After the session, wipe the mixer surface with a damp cloth and surface disinfectant solution.
Tips from us
- Mix the ink before each session, not just on new bottles — settling occurs on any ink that has been stored, even for a few days.
- Avoid vigorous manual shaking of bottles: it introduces air bubbles into the ink; the controlled rotation of the mixer homogenizes without this risk.
- Allow more mixing time for old inks or those with dense pigments — always visually check the result before pouring into caps.
- Use the 5 included spare parts in time: worn parts reduce the speed and uniformity of mixing and can strain the motor.
- Position the mixer in the 'clean' area of the station, separate from the contaminated work area, so you don't touch it with gloves used on the client.
- It works equally well for micropigmentation / permanent makeup pigments, where color uniformity is just as important.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the ink need to be mixed before tattooing?▾
Pigments in tattoo ink naturally settle during storage: the heavy part sinks to the bottom of the bottle, and the liquid above remains more diluted. If you work with unmixed ink, color saturation varies throughout the session and the result is uneven. Mixing before use ensures uniform pigment dispersion and consistent color from the first to the last cap.
Doesn't it introduce air bubbles into the ink?▾
No. The mixer homogenizes through smooth, controlled rotation, precisely to avoid this problem. Air bubbles appear especially during vigorous manual shaking of the bottle and can affect how the ink lays down during work — that's why mechanical rotation is the preferred method in professional studios.
Does it work with any bottle and any brand of ink?▾
Yes, the rotating base accepts bottles of different sizes and shapes and works with all types of tattoo ink — from black inks to colors. It can also be used for micropigmentation and permanent makeup pigments, wherever uniform pigment homogenization matters.
How long should the bottle be kept on the mixer?▾
Generally, 30 seconds to 2 minutes are enough, depending on how long the ink has been stored. Old inks or those with heavy pigments may require longer mixing — the most reliable indicator remains visual inspection: when you no longer see deposits and the color looks uniform, the ink is ready to use.
How do I clean and sanitize it correctly?▾
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and surface disinfectant solution, after each session or whenever it has been touched during work. Do not immerse it in liquids, as it is an electrical device. The ABS housing is easy to clean, and if you want extra protection during sessions, you can cover it with disposable barrier film.
What are the 5 included spare parts for and when should I change them?▾
The spare parts are replacement parts that keep the mixer at maximum capacity — speed and uniformity of mixing over time. Change the spare part when you notice that mixing becomes slower or less uniform: prolonged operation with worn parts can strain the motor, and replacing a spare part costs much less than replacing the entire device.
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