Set of 250 Killer Ink black silicone caps 16mm
Specifications
- Material
- Silicon
- Dimensions
- 16mm
- Quantity
- 250 pcs
- Color
- Black
- Composition
- Medical-grade silicone
- Usage
- Extensive shading
- Sterilization
- Medical safety
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Complete guide: Set of 250 Killer Ink black silicone caps 16mm
This set contains 250 black silicone ink caps, 16mm diameter, from Killer Ink. They are designed for sessions where you work with large volumes of ink — extensive shading, large surface coverage, or diluted washes — where a small cap would force you to refill too often. The flexible silicone base adheres to the work surface and reduces the risk of tipping over, and the black color helps you visually assess the dilution level of the ink. It is a single-use consumable, suitable for both individual artists and studios that buy in larger quantities.
How to use
- Prepare and disinfect the work surface, then cover it with a disposable protective barrier, according to the studio's usual protocol.
- Take out of the packaging only as many caps as you need for the session, so that the rest remain clean in the package until the next use.
- Place the caps on a flat surface — the silicone base adheres and stabilizes them, reducing the risk of spillage, even when they contain diluted wash ink.
- Pour the ink (or mix a dilution/shade directly in the cap) — the 16mm diameter provides enough volume for longer sessions without frequent refills.
- Use the black background of the cap as a visual reference for the consistency and dilution level of the ink during work.
- Dip the needle configuration used (from liner to magnum) directly into the cap as you work.
- At the end of the session, dispose of the used cap together with the other single-use consumables, according to the studio's waste disposal protocol.
- Clean and disinfect the work surface again after removing the caps and protective barriers.
Tips from us
- For fine lines or details, the 16mm size is oversized and leads to ink waste — choose a smaller diameter for this type of work.
- If you consistently use 16mm caps in the studio, the 250-pack reduces the unit cost and order frequency compared to a smaller pack.
- Do not refill an already used cap during the session — when changing color or client, use a new cap to avoid cross-contamination.
- The flexible silicone allows almost complete recovery of ink remaining on the walls at the end of work, so don't rush to throw away the cap if there is still usable ink in it.
- Store the rest of the caps from the pack in a clean, dry place away from dust until you use them.
Frequently asked questions
For what type of work is the 16mm size suitable?▾
For extensive shading, large surface coverage, and washes that require large amounts of diluted ink — situations where you don't want to interrupt work for frequent refills. It is the right choice when the session involves a large volume of pigment, not necessarily for fine details.
Can I use these 16mm caps for lines as well?▾
It is possible, but the size is oversized for line work and can lead to ink waste. For lines, a smaller diameter (e.g., 10 or 12mm) is more suitable — choose the size according to the type of work in that session.
How are the caps correctly used and disposed of after a session?▾
They are single-use consumables: they are opened for each session, used only for one client, and thrown away at the end together with the other used consumables, according to the studio's hygiene protocol. They are not reused or refilled for a new client.
Are they suitable for any needle configuration or tattoo machine?▾
The 16mm diameter provides enough space to comfortably immerse various needle configurations, including magnum types used for shading. However, the choice of cap size depends primarily on the volume of ink you need in that session, not just the needle type.
What advantage does the set of 250 pieces have over a smaller pack?▾
The unit cost is lower, and the supply covers more sessions, meaning fewer orders. It is a cost-effective option especially for studios or artists who consistently use the 16mm size.
Is the material safe for contact with tattoo ink?▾
Yes — the manufacturer describes a quality silicone, chemically inert, which does not react with tattoo ink ingredients and does not contaminate or alter the ink during use.
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