Disposable ribbed trays 190*150*17mm - 10 pack
Specifications
- Packaging
- 10 buc
- Dimensions
- 190x150x17mm
- Quantity
- 10 pieces
- Material
- Food-grade plastic
- Resistance
- Non-toxic, BPA-free
- Format
- Ribbed
- Use
- Single-use
- Volume
- Compact
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Guide & full description
Complete guide: Disposable ribbed trays 190*150*17mm - 10 pack
In a tattoo station, order on the table directly means work speed and hygiene. We're talking about a disposable tray with a ribbed bottom: the raised ridges create friction under the base of the ink cups, so they stay in place instead of sliding at the first touch or vibration transmitted through the work surface. It is delivered in a set of 10 pieces, in the format 190×150×17 mm, suitable for a compact setup. It is designed for tattoo artists and micropigmentation technicians who want to quickly set up a clean and stable surface for each client.
How to use
- Prepare the station before the client enters: disinfect the work surface and cover it with a protective barrier (plastic wrap or disposable paper).
- Take out a single tray from the set, with clean gloves, and place it on the barrier. The rest remain in the packaging, protected from dust and splashes.
- Position the ink cups directly on the ribbed bottom — gently press each cup until you feel its base 'grip' the ridges and no longer wobbles.
- Place the rest of the session consumables on the tray: needles or cartridges (leave them in the sealed sterile packaging until use), wipes, razor, ointment.
- Pour the ink into the cups only after the tray is fixed in position, not before moving it.
- Do a quick stability test: if you work on an articulated arm or a slightly inclined surface, gently move the tray and check that the cups do not shift.
- During the session, only take from the tray with gloves. Nothing that has touched the tray goes back into the clean stock.
- At the end, discard the entire tray together with the disposable consumables, according to your salon's waste management rules, then disinfect the surface underneath and prepare a new tray for the next client.
Tips from us
- Place it on the dominant hand side, within easy reach, so you don't have to cross your arm over the tattooed area every time you pick something up.
- The 190×150 mm format is suitable for a minimal setup with few cups. If you work with a wider palette, use two trays and separate the unused area from the working area.
- The 17 mm edge retains small spills, but don't rely on it for very full cups — leave a little space in the cup when pouring.
- Keep the set stacked in the original packaging, in a dry, dust-free place; the trays overlap compactly and don't take up shelf space.
- Order a spare set before you run out: with frequent appointments, they are consumed faster than you think, being a product that is discarded after each client.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly do I receive with this order?▾
The displayed price is for a set of 10 trays, each with dimensions 190×150×17 mm. They are disposable trays with a ribbed bottom, delivered stacked.
What is the difference compared to a simple, smooth tray?▾
The difference is the bottom: here you have raised ridges, i.e., grooves that form an anti-slip surface. On a smooth tray, an ink cup can slide or tip over from an accidental touch or vibration transmitted through the table — meaning lost ink and an extra cleanup moment in the middle of the session. The ridges hold the cup base in place. The difference is most noticeable if you work on an articulated arm or on a surface that is not perfectly horizontal.
Can I wash it and reuse it for the next client?▾
No. It is designed as a disposable product and is discarded entirely after each session, together with the consumables on it. A washed tray offers no guarantee of decontamination and introduces unnecessary risk into a workflow where the rest of the consumables are sterile. The cost of a new tray is disproportionately small compared to this risk.
What ink cups fit on it and how many can it hold?▾
Standard ink cups rest directly on the ribbed bottom; those with a wider base sit on multiple ridges simultaneously and are very stable, while small cups benefit the most from the anti-slip effect. The number of cups depends on their size and what else you keep on the tray — the usable surface is 190×150 mm, so it is a format for compact setups. If you need a wide color palette plus consumables, it is more practical to use two trays rather than overcrowding one.
Is it also suitable for micropigmentation (PMU)?▾
Yes. In PMU, very small pigment cups are frequently used, exactly the type of container that slides most easily on a smooth surface. The ribbed bottom holds them in place, which helps especially when you have prepared shades by mixing and don't want to lose them through a spill.
How do I store them and do they take up a lot of space?▾
The trays stack into each other, so the set of 10 takes up very little space on the shelf or in the station drawer. Keep them in the packaging, in a dry, dust-free place, and take out only one at the moment you prepare the station — this way the surface stays clean until use.
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