The paper sheet roll is a basic consumable for any tattoo studio: it unrolls on the work table or chair and creates a clean, disposable barrier between the client and the surface. It has 2 layers, a width of 60 cm and a length of 80 m per roll, so it covers many sessions before running out. It is designed for artists and studios that want a simple and fast hygiene protocol to apply between clients.
How much material does one roll contain?▾
One roll is 80 meters long and 60 cm wide, in 2 layers — enough for many sessions, depending on how much you cut for each use.
Can I use the same piece of paper for multiple clients?▾
It is not recommended. The roll is designed as a disposable barrier, like other consumables in the hygiene protocol (gloves, protective films): clean paper is used for each new client.
Why does it have 2 layers and not just one?▾
The 2-layer structure offers more tear resistance and better absorption of possible spills, compared to a single-layer paper — useful especially for longer sessions.
What surfaces can it be used on?▾
It is suitable for work tables, chairs and stretchers in the studio — practically any surface on which the client sits or leans. The 60 cm width covers most standard tables; for wider surfaces, you can overlap two pieces.
How do I know how much paper to cut?▾
Estimate the length of the surface to cover, add a reserve for the edges, then tear or cut the roll to that length. It is better to cut a little extra than to leave uncovered areas.
How do I store the roll between uses?▾
In a dry place, away from moisture and direct light, so that the paper does not degrade or the layers stick together.