Support caps plastic white
Specifications
- Weight
- 8 g
- Material
- Plastic
- Color
- White
- Cap dimensions
- 8-15 mm
- Usage
- Single use
- Compatibility
- All types of caps
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Complete guide: Support caps plastic white
A simple but essential accessory for organizing your workstation: a white plastic base with holes of different sizes, in which you place ink cups to prevent them from tipping over during the session. Being disposable, it is discarded after each client together with the cups, thus completely eliminating the worry of cross-contamination. It is useful for both professional tattoo artists and those working in micropigmentation or microblading.
How to use
- Prepare the workstation: cover the surface with protective film and put on your gloves before removing the holder from the packaging.
- Remove the holder from the sealed packaging and place it on the work tray or directly on the protected surface, in a spot easily accessible to the hand you use to pick up the ink.
- If you work at a dynamic pace, you can secure the base of the holder to the work table with adhesive tape for extra stability.
- Choose the holes that match the size of your ink cups — the holder accepts various sizes, from small cups of 8 mm up to 14–15 mm and above.
- Fill the cups with ink after securing them in the holder; the white background helps you quickly identify each shade while working.
- Work normally during the session — the stable base prevents the cups from tipping over, and the weight of the ink inside adds stability.
- At the end of the session, dispose of the holder together with all used cups in the medical waste container. Do not reuse it with another client.
Tips from us
- Organize the colors in the order you will use them in the project — for complex color works you save time and reduce the risk of mixing up shades.
- The white background especially benefits light and pastel shades, which are hard to distinguish on dark holders; if your studio has poor lighting, white is the safer choice.
- The typical capacity of 10–20 cups covers most sessions; for very large projects with many shades, prepare a second holder from the start.
- The smooth plastic surface does not snag gloves, but handle the holder only with clean gloves, like any consumable in the work area.
- At only 8 grams, the holder is very light when empty — fill the larger cups first or secure it with adhesive tape if the work table vibrates.
- Buy the holders in a pack with the cups — they are paired consumables and you will use them up at the same rate.
Frequently asked questions
Does it fit the ink cups I already have, or do I need to buy a specific type?▾
The holder is compatible with all types and brands of ink cups available on the market, so you don't need to change anything you currently use. The holes have different sizes and accept cups from 8 mm up to 14–15 mm and above, so you can combine various sizes in the same session — small cups for linework and large ones for color fillings.
Do I really have to throw it away after each client? Seems wasteful for a piece of plastic.▾
Yes, it is designed exclusively for single use and that's its whole purpose: after the session it is discarded along with the used cups in the medical waste container, completely eliminating the risk of cross-contamination between clients. The alternative — disinfecting a reusable holder — takes time and disinfectant for each client, so at the affordable price of the consumable, the disposable option often turns out to be more practical and safer.
Why would I choose the white version instead of the black one?▾
White provides good contrast with inks, so you identify each shade more quickly during work — the advantage is especially visible with light and pastel colors, which are hard to distinguish on a black background. The choice remains a personal preference and also depends on your studio lighting; many artists keep both variants and choose based on the project's palette.
How many cups fit and is it enough for a large color piece?▾
Usually it holds between 10 and 20 cups simultaneously, depending on the sizes you combine. For most sessions, including color projects with multiple shades, one holder is enough; if you are working on a piece with many colors, prepare two holders from the start to avoid interrupting the session.
Is it stable enough? Doesn't it tip over when I quickly pick up ink?▾
The base is wide and designed to prevent tipping even at a dynamic work pace, and the weight of the full cups adds extra stability. The empty holder is very light (8 grams), so for maximum safety you can fix it to the work table with adhesive tape or place it on the work tray.
Can I use it for micropigmentation or microblading?▾
Yes, it works very well for these procedures as well: it is compatible with the small cups used in micropigmentation and offers the same organization and stability. Many micropigmentation artists actually prefer disposable holders precisely for the maximum hygiene required when working on the face area.
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