Set of 250 Killer Ink black silicone caps 14mm
Specifications
- Material
- Silicone
- Dimensions
- 14mm
- Color
- Black
- Quantity
- 250 pcs
- Format
- Ink caps
- Composition
- Premium silicone
- Usage
- Shading, black and grey
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Complete guide: Set of 250 Killer Ink black silicone caps 14mm
The set contains 250 Killer Ink ink cups, made of black silicone, with a diameter of 14mm. They are designed as individual containers for tattoo ink during the session, with a medium-range capacity suitable for shading, moderate coverage work, and tone blending. The flexible silicone base stays stable on the work surface and reduces the risk of accidental tipping, while the black color helps in correctly assessing the shade of ink poured.
How to use
- Remove from the packaging only the number of cups you need for that session and place them on a clean, pre-disinfected work surface.
- Pour the ink directly into the cup — one color per cup — avoiding mixing different colors in the same container.
- Position the cups on a flat area of the work tray so that the silicone base adheres properly and does not tip over with a sudden movement.
- Immerse the needle tip or cartridge directly into the ink in the cup, without touching the cup edges with your hand or other objects.
- If the session involves multiple shades, prepare all necessary cups in advance to avoid interrupting the workflow to pour additional ink.
- Use the flexible silicone to your advantage towards the end of the session: gently press the cup walls to extract the last remaining ink.
- At the end of the session, discard each used cup, regardless of how much ink remains in it — do not save it for another time.
Tips from us
- The 14mm size is a good balance between available ink quantity and waste — suitable for shading and continuous work without frequent refills.
- Prepare all necessary cups and colors before starting the tattoo, especially in sessions with many shades, to avoid interrupting the work.
- Do not refill an already used cup during the same session, even if it seems there is still room — each cup is designed for single use.
- Place the cups grouped together but with enough space between them to avoid spilling one color over another when handling tools.
- If you frequently work with larger ink volumes (base colors, extensive coverage work), consider the larger sizes from the same range, also available on tatuat.ro.
- Keep the remaining unused cups from the set in their original packaging, protected from dust, until the next use.
Frequently asked questions
What type of work is the 14mm size suitable for?▾
14mm is a medium-range size, suitable for shading, black and grey work, moderate coverage, and tone blending — it provides enough ink for continuous work without too many refills.
Can the cups be reused for another session?▾
No. They are single-use consumables: they are discarded after each client, regardless of how much ink remains in the cup. Reusing them compromises work hygiene.
Are they compatible with any type of tattoo machine?▾
Yes, the cups do not depend on the type of machine — they work equally well with rotary, coil, or pen machines because they only serve as ink containers and do not interact with the machine's mechanism.
Does the silicone react with tattoo ink?▾
No, the silicone used is chemically inert and does not react with ink ingredients — it does not alter the color, consistency, or properties of the ink poured into the cup.
What other sizes of Killer Ink cups can I find on tatuat.ro?▾
The Killer Ink range covers sizes 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 20mm, and 30mm, each available in sets of 50, 125, or 250 pieces — choose the size based on how much ink you typically use in a session.
Is a set of 250 pieces too much for an artist working alone?▾
Not necessarily — the stock covers several months of work for a single artist, and the cost per piece is lower than in small sets, making it a cost-effective investment in the medium to long term, even if the initial outlay is higher.
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