Supports caps plastic black
Specifications
- Weight
- 20 g
- Material
- plastic
- Color
- black
- Quantity
- 8 caps
- Compatibility
- 8mm, 12mm, 15mm
- Usage
- disposable
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Complete guide: Supports caps plastic black
A simple accessory that solves a real problem at the workstation: tipped-over ink caps. The black plastic holder keeps caps secure during the session, and the dark color provides good contrast with transparent caps and light inks, so you can quickly identify the color you need. It's useful for both experienced artists working with many colors and beginners setting up their first workstation.
How to use
- Prepare the workstation: cover the surface with protective wrap or a disposable field, as for any session.
- Place the holder on the work area, in a spot easily accessible with your non-machine hand.
- Insert the empty caps into the holes — the holder accepts 8, 12, and 15 mm caps, up to 8 at a time.
- Pour the inks into the caps only after securing them in the holder, to avoid spills.
- Organize the colors in a logical order for your tattoo (e.g., from light to dark), so you don't have to search during work.
- Work normally — the stable base of the holder prevents caps from tipping over even when you touch the area with your gloved hand.
- At the end of the session, discard the holder together with the used caps: it is designed for single use.
- Disinfect the work surface and prepare a new set (wrap, caps, holder) for the next client.
Tips from us
- Choose the cap size based on the tattoo: small caps (8 mm) for lines and colors used sparingly, large ones (15 mm) for main colors or black & grey wash — the holder accepts them mixed, at the same time.
- The black holder is the right choice if you often work with light inks (white, yellow, pastel): the contrast with the black plastic helps you distinguish them at a glance.
- Being very lightweight (approx. 20 g), at a fast work pace you can additionally secure it with a piece of adhesive tape on the protective wrap for maximum stability.
- Order it together with caps — they are consumables that run out at the same rate, and this way you always have complete sets for each client.
- Do not fill the caps to the top: put less ink, refill as needed, and discard less at the end.
Frequently asked questions
How many caps fit and what sizes can I use?▾
The holder accepts up to 8 caps simultaneously and is compatible with the three standard sizes: 8 mm, 12 mm, and 15 mm. You can mix sizes in the same holder — for example, small caps for accent colors and large ones for main colors — which easily covers a typical color tattoo session.
Can I reuse it if I disinfect it well after the session?▾
No. The holder is designed for single use, and that is precisely its purpose from a hygiene standpoint: at the end of the session, it is discarded along with the used caps, and the next client receives a completely new set. This type of plastic is not intended for sterilization, and reusing a consumable that has been in a contaminated work area creates a risk of cross-contamination — a risk not worth taking for such an inexpensive product.
Does it work with any brand of caps or only specific models?▾
Compatibility depends on diameter, not brand: if you have standard 8, 12, or 15 mm caps, they will fit into the holder's holes regardless of the manufacturer. Simply check the size listed on your caps' packaging before ordering.
What's the difference from the white holder — is it just the color?▾
Yes, the difference is the color, and the choice depends on the visual contrast you need. The black holder highlights transparent caps and light-colored inks (white, yellow, pastel tones), while on a white holder, dark inks stand out better. Many artists choose black also for the cleaner, more modern look of the workstation.
Do I really need the holder? Can't I just put the caps directly on the wrap?▾
You can work without it, but loose caps tip over easily with a touch from a gloved hand or the clip cord — and a spilled ink cap means wasted pigment, a need to change the wrap, and interrupted work. The holder keeps caps in one place, organizes your colors for quick access, and keeps the station clean throughout the session. At the price of a small consumable, it's one of the simplest workflow improvements.
Is it stable enough or does it need to be fixed to the table?▾
The holder's base is designed to prevent tipping under normal working conditions, so in most cases you simply use it placed on the protective wrap. If you work at a very fast pace, in awkward positions, or at conventions, you can additionally secure it with adhesive tape on the covered surface — being very lightweight, this gives it maximum stability without any hygiene compromise, as the tape is discarded with the wrap.
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