Inkmachines nr. 128 - Adjustment Knob - 1pcs

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Specifications

Brand
Ink Machines
Packaging
1 pc
Material
Anodized aluminum
Compatibility
Scorpion X1
Quantity
1 pc
Usage
Parameter adjustment
Design
Ergonomic

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Guide & full description

Complete guide: Inkmachines nr. 128 - Adjustment Knob - 1pcs

Adjustment button no. 128 is the component through which you mechanically control the Scorpion X1 machine even during work, without disassembling it. It is part of the original Ink Machines parts range and serves as the physical interface through which you adjust the machine's behavior. It is useful both for artists who want to replace a worn or damaged knob and for those who prefer to keep a spare part for studio machines. An internal detent mechanism, with balls and springs, provides palpable fixed positions ("clicks"), so you can return exactly to your preferred setting.

How to use

  1. Before touching the button, note your current position (e.g., number of clicks from a reference point) so you know where you started.
  2. Turn the button slowly: you will feel the clicks of the detent mechanism, which mark the fixed adjustment positions.
  3. To modify the spring preload and thus the machine's behavior, turn in the desired direction, one click at a time.
  4. Test the change on artificial skin or with a brief dry run before working on a client, to feel the effect of the adjustment.
  5. For replacement, remove the old knob according to the Scorpion machine manual, working over a clean, well-lit surface.
  6. Be careful with the balls and springs of the detent mechanism during disassembly: they can pop out. Retrieve them or keep spare parts on hand.
  7. Mount the new button and verify that you feel clear clicks when turning and that it returns correctly to the same position.
  8. Restart the machine at low parameters and gradually resume your preferred setting.

Tips from us

  • Remember your settings for types of work (lines, shading) based on the number of clicks, so you can quickly find them again.
  • Clean the button regularly: it is a part frequently touched with hands and gloves during the session.
  • Keep a spare knob in the studio, because a drop can deform its geometry and mechanism.
  • If you feel the clicks getting weaker, the cause may be the balls, springs, or retaining ring, not necessarily the button.
  • Handle the button with clean gloves during work to avoid contamination and residue buildup.
Warning: The button is frequently touched during the session, so integrate it into your hygiene protocol: clean and disinfect it with standard chemical equipment solutions. Avoid full immersion in liquid, as it can enter the internal detent mechanism. Use protective barriers on the machine (film/sleeve) during work to reduce the risk of cross-contamination. When disassembling, work over a clean, well-lit surface, as the small balls and springs can easily be lost.

Frequently asked questions

What does this button actually adjust?

It adjusts the spring preload and, through this, the machine's behavior, allowing you to modify the machine's stiffness and response without disassembling it. Turning it in different directions changes how the machine works, and you feel the selected position through the clicks of the mechanism.

Why don't I feel clear clicks when turning?

Most often, the click feel weakens when the balls or springs of the detent mechanism wear out, or when the retaining ring deforms. These components are replaced separately from the button. However, if the button itself is deformed (e.g., after a drop), the solution is to replace it with part no. 128.

Does the button include the detent mechanism (balls, springs, ring)?

No. It is supplied as an individual piece, per unit. The balls, springs, and retaining ring are purchased separately if they also need replacement. If only the button is aesthetically or mechanically damaged, the existing detent components can be reused.

Can I adjust the machine without taking off my gloves?

Yes. The button has an ergonomic design intended to be handled even with surgical or nitrile gloves, so you can make adjustments during the session without interrupting the hygiene protocol.

Can it be cleaned and disinfected?

Yes. Being made of anodized aluminum alloy, it withstands chemical disinfection with standard equipment solutions. Clean it regularly, as it is a frequently touched component. However, avoid full immersion in liquid to prevent it from entering the internal detent mechanism.

Which machine does it fit? Does it work on other models?

According to product data, it is compatible with the Scorpion X1 machine and is part of the Ink Machines / Scorpion parts range. For other models (e.g., an X2 version), we cannot guarantee compatibility, as the mechanical interface may differ — check fit with your exact model before ordering.

Product description

Inkmachines nr. 128 - Adjustment Knob Inkmachines Part No. 128 — Adjustment Knob is the original adjustment knob for the Scorpion X1 machine, the physical interface through which the artist adjusts machine parameters during operation. The adjustment knob allows modifying spring preload or other mechanical parameters without machine disassembly, offering real-time control over machine behavior. The ergonomic knob design allows easy manipulation even with hands covered by surgical gloves — an important design detail in the sterile tattoo environment. The internal mechanism uses a detent system with balls (no. 130/131) and springs (no. 129) creating palpable fixed positions (clicks) when rotating, allowing the artist to return exactly to the desired setting without looking at the machine. Manufactured from anodized aluminum alloy, the knob offers durability, corrosion resistance, and professional aesthetics. As an exposed and frequently manipulated component, the knob wears over time: anodization deteriorates, the click mechanism becomes less distinct, and potential drops can deform the geometry. The 23.00EUR price reflects the mechanical complexity of the integral piece (knob + detent mechanism). Compatible with Scorpion X1. Frequently Asked Questions

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