Inkmachines nr. 56 - Oil - 1pcs
Ink MachinesSpecifications
- Brand
- Ink Machines
- Packaging
- 1 buc
- Quantity
- 1 pc
- Composition
- Special formula
- Compatibility
- Dragonfly, Stingray
- Usage
- Mechanism lubrication
- Frequency
- Monthly/150 hours
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Guide & full description
Complete guide: Inkmachines nr. 56 - Oil - 1pcs
Ink Machines original oil (part no. 56) is the maintenance lubricant designed for the Swedish brand's rotary machines — Dragonfly, Stingray, and Scorpion. It is the product that keeps the rotary mechanism clean, quiet, and protected against wear, using exactly the lubricant recommended by the manufacturer. It is intended for tattoo artists who own such a machine and want to maintain it properly, without risking improvised oils. One bottle is included with the purchase of each machine, and this product serves as a refill.
How to use
- Turn off the machine and disconnect it from the power source (or remove the battery grip, if wireless) before any maintenance operation.
- Wipe the rotary mechanism clean of dust and old oil residue with a clean cloth, so the new lubricant adheres to clean surfaces.
- Apply a single drop of oil to each lubrication point: cam bearings, cam surface, rotating contact points of the shaft, piston assembly, and rod assembly.
- Avoid retainer screw threads and electrical contacts (binding posts) — oil has no place there.
- Run the machine for a few seconds at low speed to distribute the oil evenly throughout the mechanism.
- Wipe off any excess oil with a clean cloth — excess does not help, but attracts dust and debris.
- Repeat the operation at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer (see the maintenance section).
Tips from us
- Consult the Ink Machines manual or lubrication diagram for the exact application points on your model.
- Do not over-lubricate: one drop per point is sufficient, and excess collects dust in the mechanism.
- Remember the signs that it's time for oil — increased noise, a rough feel during operation, or higher machine body temperature.
- Use only the original oil, formulated for compatibility with the machine's materials; one bottle lasts a long time.
- Keep the bottle closed and protected from contamination, so the oil remains clean until the next use.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need a special oil for the Ink Machines?▾
Ink Machines rotary machines are precision instruments with components that work to tight tolerances. The original oil (part no. 56) is formulated for the correct viscosity for this mechanism and for compatibility with the machine's materials, so it lubricates effectively without straining the motor and without attacking seals or component surfaces. That is why the manufacturer recommends using the original lubricant.
How often should I lubricate the machine?▾
According to the manufacturer's instructions, lubricate periodically — about once a month or every 150 hours of operation. If you work at an intense pace, check the mechanism's condition more often. Signs that it's time include increased noise, a rough feel during operation, or higher machine body temperature. Apply only one drop per point and wipe off the excess.
Can I use sewing machine oil or a generic mineral oil?▾
It is not recommended. Generic oils have different viscosities and compositions than those suitable for the Ink Machines mechanism: too viscous creates resistance and strains the motor, too fluid does not leave a stable protective film. Additionally, some oils can attack seals or component coatings. The original oil is specifically designed for this mechanism and the machine's materials.
Where exactly do I apply the oil on the machine?▾
The main lubrication points are: cam bearings, cam surface where it contacts the drive mechanism, shaft and rotating contact points, piston assembly and rod assembly, and joints. Avoid retainer screw threads and electrical contacts (binding posts). For the exact diagram for your model, consult the Ink Machines manual.
What happens if I don't lubricate the machine?▾
Lack of lubrication has gradual effects: first, the machine becomes noisier and heats up more; then, increased friction accelerates wear on the bearings, cam, and sliding surfaces. The motor consumes more power to compensate for friction, and over time, you may end up with repairs that could have been avoided with simple periodic maintenance.
Is this oil included when I buy the machine?▾
Yes, a bottle of original oil is included with the purchase of each Ink Machines machine. This product serves as a refill when the first bottle runs out, so you can continue proper maintenance of your machine.
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