Ecotat box of 200 Bottle Covers - 150mm x 250mm
EcoTatSpecifications
- Brand
- EcoTat
- Weight
- 25 g
- Material
- PLA (polylactic acid)
- Dimensions
- 150x250mm
- Quantity
- 200 pcs
- Composition
- compostable bioplastics
- Usage
- container protection
- Sterilization
- single-use
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Complete guide: Ecotat box of 200 Bottle Covers - 150mm x 250mm
The set of 200 ECOTAT container covers, in 150x250mm format, is a single-use protective barrier for bottles and containers on the tattoo studio work station — ink, soap water, cleaning solutions. They are made from PLA bioplastic (corn starch), a compostable alternative to classic petroleum-based plastic covers. They are useful for any artist or studio wanting consistent protective barriers on containers without generating conventional plastic waste with each client.
How to use
- Before the client, take one cover from the dispenser box for each container on the station you want to protect (ink, soap water, solutions).
- Pull a single piece from the box without touching the remaining stock, to avoid contaminating unused covers.
- Fully wrap the container with the cover, ensuring it covers areas that might be touched during the session.
- Visually check that the container's label and contents remain readable through the transparent material, for quick identification during work.
- At the end of the session/client, remove and discard the used cover — it is single-use, not washed or reused.
- Apply a new cover before the next client, as part of the standard protective barrier protocol for the station.
- Store the dispenser box in a dry place, away from direct heat and moisture, to avoid affecting the biodegradable material's integrity.
Tips from us
- Keep the dispenser box within reach, next to the containers on the work station, for quick changes between clients.
- Order in advance — as a single-use consumable, stock decreases steadily, especially in studios with multiple artists.
- If you use other ECOTAT protective barriers, integrate them into a unified hygiene protocol across the entire work station.
- Do not reuse a cover that has already been removed from the package, even if it looks clean — its role is to be changed for each client.
- Avoid leaving the box open or exposed to moisture for long periods before use, to avoid affecting the biodegradable material's strength.
- Check the size of your containers against the 150x250mm format before ordering in large quantity, to ensure it covers everything on your station.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ECOTAT brand?▾
ECOTAT is a brand specialized in protective and hygiene consumables for the tattoo industry, focusing on biodegradable and compostable materials as an alternative to conventional single-use plastic used in studios.
What containers is the 150x250mm format suitable for?▾
According to the manufacturer, the format is designed for standard containers on the work station — ink bottles, soap water containers, and cleaning solutions, with sizes around 250-500 ml. If you have unusually large or atypically shaped containers, visually check if the cover fully wraps them before the session.
Are the covers reused or changed for each client?▾
They are designed for single use: applied to the container before the session and discarded immediately after, without washing or reusing. Changing them for each client is part of the standard protective barrier protocol for the work station.
Why are they made from bioplastic (PLA) and not classic plastic?▾
The main material is PLA (polylactic acid) derived from corn starch, a renewable resource. The manufacturer indicates that PLA requires less energy and produces fewer greenhouse gas emissions during production compared to conventional petroleum-based plastic — and no toxic fumes when incinerated, unlike petroleum-based plastics.
Can the container label be seen through the cover?▾
Yes, the material is transparent, so you can read the label and identify the ink or solution inside without removing the protective cover.
How long does a set of 200 pieces roughly last?▾
It depends on the studio's workload — how many containers you protect per client and how many clients you have per day. As a rough guideline from the manufacturer, with a few pieces per client, a set of 200 can cover several weeks of activity for a single artist; for studios with multiple artists or high volume, consider larger or more frequent orders.
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