Set of 50 Purple Plastic Caps 12mm

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Specifications

Weight
40 g
Quantity
50 pieces
Dimensions
Ø12mm
Material
Plastic
Format
Skull
Color
Purple
Usage
Single-use
Composition
Inert plastic

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Complete guide: Set of 50 Purple Plastic Caps 12mm

The set contains 50 plastic cups with a 12mm diameter, in purple, with a 'skeleton' base — a construction with stabilizing ribs that increases the contact surface with the work table and reduces the risk of an ink cup accidentally tipping over. The cups are disposable: you pour ink directly into them and use them for controlled dosing during the session. The 12mm diameter is a commonly used size for both lining and moderate shading, suitable for tattoo artists of any experience level.

How to use

  1. Disinfect the workstation surface and cover it with disposable protective film, according to your usual hygiene protocol.
  2. Remove from the packaging only as many cups as you estimate you will use in the session — the rest remain protected until needed.
  3. Place the cups on the work surface; the 'skeleton' ribbed base keeps them stable even during sudden movements or on slightly inclined surfaces.
  4. Pour the ink directly into the cup, a little at a time, as needed — the 12mm diameter is suitable for both lining and moderate shading.
  5. If working with multiple colors, use one cup for each — the purple base color helps you quickly identify them among others on the table.
  6. During the session, check the ink level through the translucent walls of the cup without lifting it from the table.
  7. At the end of the session, discard each used cup together with the residual ink inside — do not wash or reuse.
  8. Dispose of used cups according to medical waste regulations (yellow bag), separate from household waste.

Tips from us

  • Choose the 12mm diameter if you frequently work on lining or moderate shading — it is the most commonly used size for these techniques.
  • If you mix two ink colors, do so directly in a single 12mm cup, being careful not to exceed its usable volume.
  • Use the purple base color as a visual reference to quickly organize your workstation when you have multiple ink colors open simultaneously.
  • Check if your cup holder has holes wide enough for the 'skeleton' base — the 12mm top diameter fits standard holders, but the wider base may require a larger hole.
  • Do not pour more ink than you need for the current session — since it is disposable, any surplus is discarded with the cup.
  • A set of 50 pieces typically covers multiple sessions — calculate your needs based on how many ink colors you usually use per client.
Warning: The cups are disposable: they are used once, for a single client/single session, and are discarded immediately after, together with the residual ink inside. Do not disinfect for reuse — reusing an already used cup compromises session hygiene. When disposing, treat them as contaminated medical waste (yellow bag, separate from household trash) and do not recycle them.

Frequently asked questions

What does the 'skeleton' design at the base of the cups mean?

It is the basic type with stabilizing ribs, designed to increase the contact surface with the work table and reduce the risk of an ink cup accidentally tipping over during the session, compared to a classic flat base.

Does the plastic the cups are made of react with tattoo ink?

According to the manufacturer, the plastic material used is chosen for chemical inertness and does not react with professional tattoo inks, including vegan, organic, or REACH-compliant formulas. The upper walls remain translucent so you can see the color and ink level inside.

Do they fit in standard cup holders?

The 12mm top diameter fits standard cup holders. However, the 'skeleton' base is wider than regular flat cups, so if you use a holder with holes, check that they are wide enough for the base.

Can I mix two ink colors in the same cup?

Yes, the 12mm diameter provides enough space to mix two colors directly in the cup, using the needle or a mixing tool. The 'skeleton' base helps the cup stay stable during mixing.

How are the cups disposed of after use?

They are disposed of as medical waste (yellow bag), together with the residual ink inside — not in household trash and not recycled, as they are contaminated with ink.

Do the 'skeleton' cups come in colors other than purple?

Yes, according to the manufacturer's description, the 'skeleton' design is also available in black and green, in addition to the purple variant in this set, with the same base specifications and diameter.

Product description

50 pieces of 12mm caps Size: Ø12mm The 50-piece Skeleton plastic ink cap set in 12mm purple combines premium functionality with a distinctive, attractive design. The skeleton design features a ribbed stabilization base that firmly anchors the cap on any work surface, effectively preventing accidental ink tipping. The 12mm diameter provides the versatility needed for both lining and moderate shading, being the most popular size among professional tattoo artists. The vibrant purple color adds personality to the workstation and facilitates quick ink color identification among multiple caps. Made from quality plastic, the caps have transparent walls allowing viewing of ink color and level. Each cap is single-use, ensuring perfect hygiene. The 50-piece set provides stock needed for weeks of intensive sessions. The skeleton base design represents a significant improvement over traditional flat caps, offering superior stability and confidence on the workstation. The skeleton design was developed as a response to one of the most frequent frustrations of professional tattoo artists: accidental tipping of ink caps on the workstation, causing ink loss, session interruption and the need to clean the work surface. The stabilization ribs at the base increase contact surface with the work surface by up to 50%, and the geometry is calculated to maximize resistance to lateral forces. The plastic material is selected for mechanical strength and chemical inertness, ensuring it doesn't react with any type of professional tattoo ink including vegan, organic and REACH-compliant formulas. Frequently Asked Questions What does Skeleton design mean for ink caps? Skeleton design refers to the ribbed stabilization base forming a skeleton-like pattern. These ribs increase contact surface and stability, preventing tipping. Why are they purple and not transparent? The purple color is aesthetic and allows quick identification on the workstation. Upper walls remain translucent to see the ink, and the base color is purely decorative and functional. Are they more stable than regular flat caps? Significantly more stable. The skeleton ribbed base increases contact surface by 30-50% and lowers the center of gravity, making accidental tipping much less likely. Do they fit standard cap holders? The 12mm upper diameter fits standard holders. However, the wider base may require holders with larger holes or direct use on the work surface. What other colors are Skeleton caps available in? Skeleton caps are available in purple, black and green, offering workstation personalization options. All colors have the same technical specifications and quality. How many caps are in the set? The set contains 50 Skeleton 12mm caps in purple. The quantity is sufficient for approximately 10-25 sessions, depending on the number of colors used per session. Is the plastic material safe in contact with ink? Yes, the plastic used is chemically inert and doesn't react with tattoo inks. It doesn't modify ink consistency, color or properties in any way. Can they be used for color mixing? Yes, the 12mm size allows mixing two colors directly in the cap. The skeleton design keeps the cap stable during mixing with the needle or a mixing tool. Are they more expensive than plain caps? The per-unit price is slightly higher due to the complex skeleton design and color. The difference is justified by superior stability and reduced waste from accidental spills. How are they disposed of after use? Disposed of in the yellow medical waste bag together with residual ink. Not disposed in household waste and not recycled as they are contaminated.

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