Complete guide: 125 pcs Black Bibs 33 x 44 cm
This set contains 125 disposable black fields (drapes), sized 33x44 cm, designed to protect the work area and the client during sessions. Each field has an absorbent paper layer on top and a waterproof polyethylene (PE) layer underneath, which prevents liquids from seeping onto the table or the client's clothes. They are suitable for tattooing, as well as microblading, permanent cosmetics, or piercing, anywhere you need a hygienic barrier that is quick to apply and easy to dispose of.
How to use
- Remove one field from the package just before the session and keep the rest of the set in its original packaging.
- Place the field with the waterproof layer (the underside) facing the work table or the surface you want to protect.
- Use a separate field for the area on the client's body around the tattoo, if the procedure requires it.
- During the session, replace the field with a new one as soon as it becomes soaked with ink, blood, or other fluids.
- For long sessions or extensive work, have several fields ready at hand so you don't interrupt the workflow.
- After the session, dispose of the used fields according to the studio's waste protocol.
Tips from us
- Choose black (the color of this set) over light-colored options — ink stains remain practically invisible, and the work area looks clean throughout the session.
- Calculate consumption: at about 2-5 fields per session, a set of 125 pieces roughly covers 25-60 sessions, depending on the duration and complexity of the work.
- Use the fields both on the work table and on other surfaces in the work area you want to protect from stains.
- Store the rest of the set in its original packaging, in a dry place, so the absorbent layer retains its capacity.
- Always keep a backup stock on hand — this is a consumable that runs out quickly in a studio with constant activity.
Warning: These are single-use fields — do not reuse them or use them on multiple clients. After they have come into contact with blood or other bodily fluids, treat them as potentially infectious waste and dispose of them according to local regulations regarding waste from tattoo/cosmetic studios. Handle them with gloves, like any other material in the work area during a procedure.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose black fields instead of white ones?▾
The black color masks the ink stains that inevitably appear during a tattoo, so the work area stays looking clean throughout the session. On a light-colored field, the same stains would be clearly visible, which doesn't look as professional. That's why black is the standard choice in most tattoo studios.
Do they have a waterproof layer or do they just absorb liquids?▾
Each field has a two-layer construction: absorbent paper on top, which captures ink and fluids, and a polyethylene (PE) layer underneath, which prevents them from seeping further. Essentially, they absorb at the surface and block at the base, so the work table or the client's clothes remain protected.
What size are the fields in this set?▾
They are 33x44 cm, a size large enough to cover the immediate work area — either on the table or on the skin around the tattoo. If you need to cover a larger surface, you can use multiple fields overlapping or placed side by side.
How many sessions does a set of 125 pieces cover?▾
It depends on how many fields you use per session. If you estimate an average of 2-5 fields per job, depending on duration and complexity, a set of 125 can roughly cover 25-60 sessions. This is a consumption estimate, not a guarantee — it depends on your working style.
How are the fields disposed of after use?▾
Used fields are disposed of in the designated waste containers in the studio, according to internal protocol. If they have absorbed blood or other bodily fluids, treat them as potentially infectious waste and follow local regulations regarding the management of this type of waste in tattoo and cosmetic studios.
Can they be used for procedures other than tattooing?▾
Yes — they are also suitable for microblading, permanent cosmetics, and piercing, anywhere you need a barrier to protect the work area from pigments, ink, or other fluids. They are also frequently used in medical or dental settings for the same protective role.
Product description
Size bibs: 33x45cm, 1 fold of paper + 1 fold of PE for protection. Waterproof, resistant. These bibs are ideal for medical, dental and cosmetic industry use. The price is for a set of 125 pieces.
The 125-piece set of black dental bibs measuring 33x44 cm is an indispensable consumable for professional tattoo studios, ensuring work area and client protection during sessions. Each bib is manufactured from quality absorbent material with a waterproof layer on the bottom side that prevents fluid leakage onto work surfaces or the client's clothing. The black color is the preferred choice in the tattoo industry as it masks ink stains and provides a clean professional appearance. The 33x44 cm dimension is optimal for covering the immediate work area, protecting both surrounding skin and adjacent surfaces. The absorbent layer captures residual ink, blood, and body fluids, keeping the work area clean and organized. The generous 125-piece set ensures substantial stock for high-volume studios, reducing order frequency and optimizing operational costs. The bibs are single-use, guaranteeing maximum hygiene standards and eliminating cross-contamination risk. They are easy to use and dispose of after each session, integrating seamlessly into the professional studio workflow. The material is puncture-resistant under normal conditions, maintaining the protection barrier's integrity throughout the session. The flat format allows efficient storage without taking up excessive studio space. The bibs can also be used as a support for organizing instruments and consumables on the work table. The bibs integrate seamlessly into the professional workflow, requiring no preparation beyond simple placement on the desired surface. Their disposable nature streamlines post-session cleanup, allowing rapid turnover between clients.
Frequently Asked Questions Why choose black bibs instead of white? Black bibs mask tattoo ink stains, maintaining a clean appearance throughout the session. Light colors show stains visibly, which can be unpleasant for the client. Black is the standard in the tattoo industry for both professional and practical appearance. Do the bibs have a waterproof layer? Yes, each bib has a waterproof layer on the bottom side that prevents fluid leakage. The absorbent top layer captures liquids while the waterproof layer prevents them from passing through. This dual construction provides complete protection for surfaces underneath. What size are the bibs? The bibs measure 33x44 cm, an optimal size for covering the immediate work area during tattoo sessions. This dimension provides sufficient surface for effective protection without being too large or cumbersome. It is a standard size used in the tattoo industry. How many sessions does the 125-piece set cover? The number of sessions depends on how many bibs are used per session. Typically, between 2 and 5 bibs are used per session, depending on work duration and complexity. A 125-piece set can cover approximately 25 to 60 sessions. Can the bibs be used on the work table too? Yes, the bibs are versatile and can be placed both on the client and on the work table or other surfaces. The waterproof layer protects surfaces from stains and contamination. They are ideal for covering any surface in the artist's work area. How are the bibs disposed of after use? Used bibs are discarded in designated waste containers according to studio protocols. If they have absorbed blood or body fluids, they must be treated as potentially infectious waste. Follow local regulations regarding waste management from aesthetic studios. Are they absorbent enough for tattoo sessions? Yes, the absorbent layer is specially designed to capture significant amounts of ink, blood, and exudates encountered during tattooing. Absorption capacity is calibrated for the specific needs of the tattoo industry. For very intensive sessions, changing the bib as needed is recommended. How should unused bibs be stored? Store the set in its original packaging in a dry, clean studio location. Avoid moisture exposure that could affect absorption capacity. Keep them within reach in the work area for quick access during sessions. Can they be used for microblading procedures too? Yes, the bibs are perfect for microblading, permanent cosmetics, and piercing sessions as well. They protect the work area and client's clothing from pigments and fluids. Their versatility makes them essential in any studio offering diverse aesthetic procedures. Is the 125-piece set economical? Yes, purchasing the 125-piece set significantly reduces the per-unit cost compared to smaller quantity purchases. The generous stock reduces order frequency and associated shipping costs. It is the optimal solution economically for studios with regular activity.
