Suprasorb F roll 15cmx10M for wrapping the tattoo
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 15cm x 10m
- Quantity
- 1 roll
- Material
- Polyurethane
- Thickness
- 10 microns
- Adhesive
- Medical acrylate
- Total surface area
- 15.000 cm²
- Compatibility
- Hypoallergenic
- Certification
- CE, ISO 10993
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Complete guide: Suprasorb F roll 15cmx10M for wrapping the tattoo
Suprasorb F is a transparent, self-adhesive medical film used as a dressing to protect fresh tattoos during the healing period. The 15cm x 10m roll is a bulk format designed for studios that need a large amount of material in a single purchase — it covers approximately 15,000 cm² of surface area, i.e., roughly 40–60 average-sized tattoos. The film conforms to any body contour, allows the tattoo to be viewed without removal, and can be worn even in the shower, while maintaining a moist healing environment.
How to use
- Ensure the tattoo is clean and dry, with any excess blood or plasma removed by the artist, before applying the film.
- Cut a piece from the roll slightly larger than the tattoo surface, so that the film also catches a bit of healthy skin around it, not just the tattooed area.
- Peel off the protective backing gradually, not all at once — this gives you better control over application and helps avoid wrinkles.
- Apply the film starting from the center of the tattoo toward the edges, pressing gently with your palm to eliminate air bubbles and achieve uniform adhesion.
- For tattoos wider than 15cm, add extra strips overlapping 2–3cm over the edge of the previous strip, again working from the center outward — for a full sleeve or a large piece on the back, 3–5 strips are typically needed.
- Check the edges of the film — they must be firmly sealed, without lifted corners, to prevent water or bacteria from seeping in.
- Wear the dressing for the duration recommended by your artist — the film is water vapor permeable and can be worn even in the shower.
- When removing, take the film off under warm running water — this helps the adhesive release gradually, without pain or residue on the skin.
Tips from us
- Store the roll at room temperature (15–25°C) in a dry place away from sunlight — not in the bathroom or near heat sources.
- Use an opened roll within 6 months; after this period the adhesive may lose its effectiveness.
- Check the film's integrity before each application and do not leave the roll exposed on the workbench between uses to avoid contamination.
- Cut exactly the needed amount from the roll for each application — the roll format is designed precisely to avoid material waste.
- For large pieces, calculate in advance how many strips you need (usually 3–5 for a full sleeve or back piece), so you don't run out of material mid-application.
Frequently asked questions
How big is a 15cm x 10m roll and how many tattoos does it cover?▾
The roll provides 10 linear meters of film at 15cm width, i.e., approximately 15,000 cm² of surface area — according to product information, enough for an estimated 40–60 average-sized tattoos, making it the lowest cost per cm² option in the Suprasorb F range, suitable for high-volume studios.
How should I properly store the roll after opening it?▾
Keep it at room temperature (15–25°C) in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and sources of moisture (e.g., bathroom) or heat. Ideally, keep it in its original packaging or a clean, closed container between uses, not exposed on the workbench. An opened roll is recommended to be used within 6 months, because after this period the adhesive may lose its effectiveness — check the film's integrity before each application.
Does the 15cm roll work for a large tattoo, like a full sleeve?▾
Yes. For tattoos wider than 15cm, apply additional strips overlapping 2–3cm over the edge of the previous strip, starting from the center of the tattoo toward the edges. For a full sleeve or a large piece on the back, 3–5 overlapping strips are typically needed — this is the standard method used in studios for pieces that exceed the width of the film.
Is it true that Suprasorb F is also used in hospitals, not just for tattoos?▾
According to product information, yes — Suprasorb F is a Class I medical device manufactured by Lohmann & Rauscher (Austria), used in European hospitals for surgical wound protection and fixation of primary dressings. The tattoo industry has adopted the same film for aftercare, since a fresh tattoo is, from a dermatological standpoint, a controlled superficial wound.
Can it be used for micropigmentation (PMU) as well?▾
According to product information, yes — it is also indicated for aftercare of permanent micropigmentation procedures, including eyebrows, lips, and eyeliner.
How do you remove the film without pain or affecting the tattoo colors?▾
The film is easiest to remove under warm running water, which helps the adhesive release gradually, without pain and without leaving residue on the skin. Avoid pulling it off abruptly while dry.
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