An empty plastic container, with a 60 ml capacity and twist cap, designed for storing and accurately dosing liquids used in small quantities for tattooing: diluted ink, washes, liquid pigments, or working solutions. It is useful for artists who prepare their own mixes, as well as those who need a lightweight, compact container in their travel kit for guest spots. It is supplied empty, so you fill it with whatever you need and reuse it after proper cleaning.
What can I use an empty 60 ml bottle for?▾
The most common studio uses: preparing and storing your own ink mixes (washes, diluted tones), dosing concentrated pigments into individual caps, storing small amounts of working solutions, and transporting essential liquids in your guest spot kit. Basically, anywhere you need a small, easy-to-dose and portable volume.
Is the plastic suitable for tattoo ink?▾
Yes — the container is designed exactly for liquids used in tattooing, including ink, and withstands common studio substances. For longer-term storage, follow the ink manufacturer’s recommendations (keep away from light and heat) and shake the contents well before use, as pigments can separate over time.
Can I reuse the bottle and how do I clean it properly?▾
Yes, it is designed for reuse. The correct procedure when changing contents: empty completely, wash with warm water and soap, rinse with isopropyl alcohol to remove residues, then let it dry completely before refilling. Do not put new ink over traces of the old mix — residues can alter the tone and contaminate the contents.
Is 60 ml enough or should I go for a larger volume right away?▾
It depends on what you put in it. For concentrated pigments, washes, and custom mixes — expensive liquids with low consumption per session — 60 ml easily covers several sessions and reduces waste from degradation. For high-consumption solutions (distilled water, green soap) a larger bottle is more practical; according to the description, tatuat.ro also offers the 120 ml version.
How do I avoid cross-contamination when using the bottle during a session?▾
The basic rule: the bottle never comes into contact with the work area. Dose the required amount into disposable ink caps before you start, then keep the bottle in the clean zone. Do not touch it with the gloves you use on the client and never return used liquid to the container. What remains in the caps at the end of the session is discarded.
Can I carry it in my bag without it leaking?▾
Yes, the twist cap provides a tight seal if properly tightened. For transport safety: check the seal before leaving, keep the bottle upright as much as possible, and place it in a ziplock bag — if a leak does occur, the rest of your kit stays clean. At 13 g empty weight, it adds virtually nothing to your load.
