Set of 50 Silicone Skeleton caps 12mm Grass Green

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Weight: 20 g
Material: Silicon
Dimensions: Ø12mm
Quantity: 50 pcs
Color: Grass green
Composition: Medical-grade silicone
Format: Skeleton caps
Resistance: Non-toxic

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Complete guide: Set of 50 Silicone Skeleton caps 12mm Grass Green

This set contains 50 silicone ink caps with a diameter of 12 mm, featuring a skeleton-shaped stabilized base and a skull-shaped cap, in Grass Green color. Ink caps are used by tattoo artists to hold small amounts of ink directly on the work station during a session. Being made of silicone rather than rigid plastic, they have a more adherent base on the table and better absorb the vibration of the needle, which reduces the risk of ink splashing out of the cap upon accidental lateral contact. The green color is especially useful for artists who visually codify caps on the station, for example to separate color inks from black or gray ones.

How to use

Prepare and disinfect the work surface before placing the caps on it, as with any consumable used near the tattooing area.
Remove from the set only the number of ink caps needed for that session's color palette — one cap per color/shade.
Place each ink cap with the skeleton base on the table; the adhesive silicone ridges provide stable grip and reduce the risk of tipping over during work.
Pour into each ink cap only the amount of ink necessary for the current working portion, to avoid waste and contamination of the remaining ink in the bottle.
While dipping the needle, keep it as vertical as possible and avoid repeated lateral contact with the edge of the cap.
If working with multiple shades simultaneously, keep the ink caps logically grouped on the station (e.g., green for colors) to avoid accidentally mixing inks.
At the end of the session, dispose of all used ink caps according to your studio's sharps/biological waste protocol — they are single-use consumables.
Do not reuse a cap already used on a client, even if there is ink left in it.

Tips from us

Use color coding to your advantage: reserve green for color inks and another color for black/gray, to reduce confusion in sessions with many shades.
Estimate in advance how many ink caps you need for a complex session, so you don't have to interrupt work to open a new cap during tattooing.
Store the unused set in a clean, dry place, away from dust, until use.
Being flexible, silicone does not break if dropped, but still handle the caps carefully to avoid spilling the ink already poured.
Visually inspect each ink cap before placing it on the station to ensure it is clean and undamaged.

Warning: Tattoo ink caps are single-use consumables: they come into contact with ink and, indirectly, with the client's skin, so they are never to be reused for another session or another client, regardless of the material they are made of. After use, dispose of them according to your studio's standard protocol for sharps/biological waste. The manufacturer describes the silicone used as 'medical grade', but this is a manufacturer's claim, not a certification we can verify from the product data — their use does not replace general tattoo hygiene rules (gloves, protective barriers, disinfection of the work station).

Frequently asked questions

Can these caps be washed and reused?▾

No. Like any ink cap, regardless of material, they are designed for single use — they are thrown away after each client/session, not washed for reuse.

What is the difference compared to classic plastic caps?▾

Being silicone, they are softer and better absorb needle vibration, which reduces the risk of ink splashing out of the cap when the needle touches the edge — something more common with rigid plastic caps. Additionally, the silicone 'skeleton' base adheres better to the table than a smooth plastic base.

Why should I choose green color and not black?▾

The choice is mainly functional: many artists use different colored caps to visually code the inks on their work station — for example, green for color inks, another color for black/gray — to reduce the risk of confusion in a session with many shades.

Is the 12mm diameter suitable for any amount of ink?▾

12mm is a common size for small to medium ink portions, sufficient for most current applications. The product data does not specify other diameters available in this variant, so if you need larger caps for large amounts of ink, check the product range separately.

Is a set of 50 pieces enough for how many sessions?▾

It depends on the color complexity of the work — a session with many shades consumes more caps than one with one or two colors, so the exact number of sessions covered by the 50 pieces varies from case to case.

Do they work with black ink as well, not just color inks?▾

Yes, the cap works identically regardless of the color of the ink poured into it. Grass Green is the color of the cap itself, usually used for visual coding on the station, not a restriction related to the type of ink.

Product description

50 pieces of 12mm silicone caps Size: Ø12mm The material from which the caps are made is silicone The silicone material being soft helps to protect the needle from being damaged if the needle touches the side of the cap, and besides that we all know when we touch the cap, the cough jumps out of the cap (for the classic ones), but for the silicone ones it absorbs the needle vibrations don't happen anymore The shape of the cover stand fits very well on the work table forming a stable grip. The shape of the cap is skull-shaped. The 50-piece Skeleton silicone ink cap set in 12mm Grass Green offers the premium combination of medical-grade silicone material and stabilized skeleton design in a vibrant, fresh color. The intense green shade adds energy and personality to the workstation, clearly differentiating from conventional caps. The skeleton ribbed base of gripping silicone creates the most secure anchor possible on the work surface, virtually eliminating accidental tipping risk. The 12mm diameter ensures the versatility needed for all tattoo techniques. Non-toxic medical silicone maintains stable ink temperature, doesn't chemically react with inks and provides a premium touch feel. Material flexibility prevents breaking and allows adaptation in various holder configurations. The Grass Green color is often used by artists to code caps designated for color inks, differentiating them from black and grey ones. The consistent quality of each cap in the set guarantees predictable performance session after session. The medical-grade silicone manufacturing process uses precision molding ensuring uniformity of each cap in the set, guaranteeing identical and predictable behavior in every working session. The smooth silicone surface allows easier cleaning of any ink splashes from the cap base, keeping the workstation tidy. Medical silicone doesn't absorb odors or colors, remaining hygienic throughout use. Silicone's higher specific weight compared to plastic contributes to overall stability, the lowered center of gravity making tipping virtually impossible even with accidental contact from equipment or cables around the workstation. Frequently Asked Questions What shade of green is Grass Green? Grass Green is an intense, vibrant grass green inspired by the color of fresh grass. It's a saturated shade that clearly stands out on the workstation and adds visual energy. Why choose green instead of black? Color choice is personal and functional. Green is ideal for color coding (green = colored inks) and for artists wanting a more colorful, cheerful workstation. Is the silicone quality identical to the black variant? Yes, all color variants use the same medical-grade silicone. The color pigment doesn't affect the material's mechanical, thermal or chemical properties. Doesn't the green color transfer to the ink? No, the green pigment is integrated into the silicone mass and doesn't transfer to ink or skin. Medical silicone is inert and doesn't release substances. Can I combine Grass Green with other skeleton cap colors? Absolutely, many artists create coding systems: green for colors, black for black ink, blue for grey tones. This organization improves workstation efficiency. Are the skeleton ribs as pronounced as on plastic? Yes, the skeleton design is dimensionally identical. Gripping silicone makes the ribs even more effective as the material itself adds additional grip. Are they suitable for artists working in colorful styles? Ideal. New school, neo-traditional and watercolor artists appreciate both the vibrant appearance and stability in multi-color sessions using numerous caps simultaneously. How do they compare in cost to plastic ones? Skeleton silicone is premium positioned with a higher per-unit price than plastic. The investment is recovered through reduced ink losses and superior working experience. Does the 50-piece set cover a complex color session? A complex color session may use 10-15 caps. The 50-piece set covers 3-5 complex sessions or 10-25 standard sessions depending on the number of colors. Does the green silicone maintain its color over time? Yes, the pigment is incorporated into the silicone mass and doesn't fade over time, with light exposure or contact with inks and professional solutions.