Complete guide: Non-sterile wooden spatulas 100 pcs
Non-sterile wooden spatulas are simple, disposable tools, made from natural birch and bamboo wood, with a smooth surface. They come in a pack of 100 pieces, size 150 x 18 x 1,6 mm, and are designed for studio tasks that do not require certified sterility — mixing pigments, preparing colors, or applying products on intact skin. They are the right choice for tattoo, PMU and cosmetic studios, as well as for personal use at home, where you need a clean, cheap tool to discard after a single use.
How to use
- Take a new spatula from the pack for each use — do not reuse a previously used spatula.
- Use it for mixing pigments and colors directly on the palette or for taking petroleum jelly/creams from the jar.
- Apply the product (cream, gel, petroleum jelly) on intact skin or on the working surface with the flat part of the spatula.
- Use a separate spatula for each pigment or product to avoid cross-contamination between colors.
- After use, discard the spatula — it is intended for single use, it is not washed or re-sterilized for reuse.
- For procedures involving contact with damaged skin or requiring certified sterility, use the sterile individually wrapped version, not this one.
Tips from us
- Keep the pack in a dry place, at room temperature, away from dust and moisture — ideally in the original packaging or in a closed container.
- Assign a separate spatula to each color or product to prevent cross-contamination of pigments.
- For high-volume studios, the pack of 100 pieces ensures stock for several workdays — order in advance so you don't run out.
- Do not use non-sterile spatulas for invasive procedures or on damaged skin — for those situations choose the sterile, individually wrapped version.
- Check the edge of the spatula before use to ensure it is smooth and free of splinters.
Warning: These spatulas are non-sterile: they have not undergone a certified sterilization process and are not individually packaged. Do not use them on damaged skin, in invasive procedures, or during the actual tattooing process — for those cases choose the sterile version. They are disposable: do not wash or reuse them to avoid product contamination and maintain studio hygiene.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between non-sterile and sterile spatulas?▾
Non-sterile spatulas have not undergone a certified sterilization process and are not individually packaged. They are suitable for mixing pigments, preparing colors, or applying products on intact skin. For invasive procedures or contact with damaged skin, choose the sterile, individually wrapped version.
Are they suitable for mixing tattoo pigments?▾
Yes — natural wood does not react chemically with pigments and offers a stable working surface for mixtures. We recommend a new spatula for each color to avoid cross-contamination between pigments.
How should non-sterile spatulas be stored?▾
In a dry place, at room temperature, away from moisture and dust — ideally in the original packaging or a closed container to prevent contamination with dust or other particles from the studio environment.
Can I use the spatulas for applying anesthetic cream?▾
For application on intact skin before the procedure, yes. For application on damaged skin or during the actual procedure, use the sterile, individually wrapped version.
Are the spatulas reusable?▾
No — they are designed for single use, whether sterile or non-sterile. Reuse can contaminate products and compromise studio hygiene; the low cost per piece makes discarding after each use practical and economical.
What size are the spatulas and how many pieces does the pack contain?▾
Each spatula is 150 x 18 x 1,6 mm, and the pack contains 100 pieces, made from birch and bamboo wood.
Product description
Non-sterile wooden spatulas The wooden spatulas are smooth to the touch, made of birch wood and bamboo. The product is disposable, can be sterilized and is suitable both for professional use and for personal use at home. The spatulas are not individually packaged and are not sterilized. Dimensions: 150 x 18 x 1.6 mm The price is for a set of 100 pieces
Non-sterile wooden spatulas, 100-piece pack, are versatile and economical consumables designed for tattoo, PMU, and cosmetic studios. These spatulas are made from high-quality natural wood and are ideal for uses that do not require certified sterility, such as mixing pigments, preparing colors, applying products on intact skin, or various auxiliary studio tasks. The generous 100-piece pack ensures ample stock at an accessible price, making these spatulas the economical choice for high daily consumption in busy studios. The smooth wood surface allows efficient handling of various substances without product contamination risk. Each spatula has professional standard dimensions, offering an optimal balance between work surface and ease of handling. Natural wood is compatible with all types of pigments, creams, gels, and solvents used in the tattoo industry. These spatulas are single-use, eliminating the need for washing and sterilization after each use. The perfect solution for daily studio tasks where certified sterility is not a mandatory requirement. Non-sterile spatulas are the optimal solution for auxiliary studio tasks not requiring certified sterility. The high-quality wood is processed with smooth, uniform edges for a professional use experience. These spatulas are frequently used by artists for preparing the color palette, mixing pigments with various media, testing cream consistency, and other preparatory tasks preceding the actual procedure. The accessible per-unit price makes single-use practical and economical, completely eliminating the need for washing and drying reusable instruments. This product is the basic consumable supporting daily operations in any professional studio.
Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between non-sterile and sterile spatulas? Non-sterile spatulas have not undergone a certified sterilization process and do not come in individually sealed packaging. They are intended for uses not requiring sterility, such as pigment mixing or applying products on intact skin. For invasive procedures, use the sterile version. Can I use non-sterile spatulas for applying anesthetic cream? For applying anesthetic cream on intact skin before the procedure, non-sterile spatulas can be used. However, for application on broken skin or during the procedure, sterile individually wrapped spatulas are recommended. Are non-sterile spatulas hygienic? Yes, non-sterile spatulas are clean and hygienic for general use. The non-sterile term only means they have not undergone a certified sterilization process. They are manufactured under hygienic conditions and are suitable for all studio tasks not involving contact with broken skin. Are they suitable for mixing tattoo pigments? Yes, non-sterile wooden spatulas are ideal for mixing tattoo and PMU pigments. Wood does not chemically react with pigments and provides a stable work surface for achieving desired mixes. Use a new spatula for each color. How are non-sterile spatulas stored? Non-sterile spatulas are stored in a dry place at room temperature, away from humidity and dust. It is recommended to keep them in the original packaging or a closed container to prevent contamination with dust or particles from the environment. Are the spatulas reusable? No, wooden spatulas are designed for single use, regardless of whether they are sterile or non-sterile. Reuse could contaminate products and compromise studio hygiene. The low per-unit cost makes single use practical and economical. What other uses do spatulas have in the studio? Besides mixing pigments and applying products, spatulas can be used for scooping petroleum jelly from jars, mixing cleaning solutions, applying post-tattoo care creams, or any other task requiring a single-use instrument. Are the spatulas strong enough for dense pigments? Yes, natural wood spatulas provide sufficient rigidity for handling dense pigments and thick creams. Quality wood does not break or bend during normal use, allowing efficient mixing of any type of pigment. How long does the 100-piece pack last for a studio? Duration depends on studio activity volume. A studio with 3-5 clients per day will use an average of 5-15 spatulas daily, meaning the 100-piece pack will cover approximately 1-3 weeks of continuous activity. Can I order non-sterile spatulas in larger quantities? The 100-piece pack is the largest available individual product variant. For larger quantities, purchase multiple packs. Contact the supplier for information about discounts on high-volume orders.
