The #12 gauge, equivalent to a 0.3mm needle diameter, is thinner and provides greater control, especially for delicate lines or fine details.

This size is common for precision work but slightly thinner than a typical #12 (0.35mm), offering a finerpoint for intricate work.

"Super Tight" refers to the way the needles are grouped. In this case, the needles are positioned extremely close together in a tight circular formation.
 
This tightgrouping allows the needle to produce very sharp, crisp, and well-defined lines, making it ideal for intricate designs and detailed work where precision is essential.

The 7mm taper is considered extra long, meaning the point of the needle is significantly elongated. This gives the artist finer control over how the ink is deposited, allowing for smoother and more gradual penetration.

Extra-long tapers are known for causing less trauma to the skin, making them good for fine lines and delicate shading. With a long taper, the needle delivers less ink per pass compared to shorter tapers, which can result in a more controlled, gradual build-up of ink for fine detailing. 

This needle is ideal for very fine line work, detailed designs, precision outlining,and script tattoos. The super-tight grouping ensures sharp lines, while the long taper enhances precision and control. Artists often use this type of needle for complex,small tattoos, delicate outlines, or situations where intricate detail is required.

These needles provide exceptional precision, control, and fine detail capability,

The #8 gauge refers to the 0.27mm diameter of the needle, which is thinner than standard needles like #10 (0.30mm) or #12 (0.35mm). This thinner diameter pro-vides higher precision and allows for more delicate, fine lines, ideal for detailed or intricate work.

A round liner configuration means that the needles are arranged in a tight circular pattern. This design focuses the ink flow on a small, precise area, perfect for linework.

Round liners are typically used for outlining, creating sharp, clean lines.
Bugpin refers to needles that are made thinner than the standard for their gauge size, offering a higher level of detail. They are tightly grouped and often used when ultra-fine lines or highly detailed work is required.

Bugpins allow for smoother ink flow and softer lines compared to regular liners.A 7mm extra-long taper refers to the length of the needle's tip, which gradually narrows down. This long taper offers greater control, softer penetration, and smoother ink deposition. It results in less trauma to the skin, allowing the artist to create delicate, fine lines and achieve more detailed work without overworking the area.

This needle configuration is ideal for fine line detailing, intricate designs, and realistic or delicate tattoo styles. It allows for smooth shading and line work, particularly useful in tattoos that require subtlety and precision.

The #12 gauge (0.3mm) is a relatively standard size for detailed linework. This thinner needle is suitable for finer lines compared to thicker gauges like #10 (0.35mm), allowing for more precision without creating bold outlines.

The round liner needle configuration refers to the arrangement of individual needles in a circular pattern.

"Regular Tight" indicates that the needlesare positioned closely together in this formation. This tight configuration allows for precise line work, making it ideal for creating thin, sharp linesand details in tattoos. The long taper of 3.5mm means that the point of the needle is elongated, providing a finer, sharper point.

A longer taper offers better control overink flow and creates smoother penetration, reducing trauma to the skin. It is especially useful for fine lines and detailing, as it offers more precision.

This needle is best suited for detailed and intricate line work, such asscript tattoos, fine outlining, or delicate designs where control and precision are key. The combination of a tight grouping and a long taper allows for clean and smooth lines without needing too much pressure, which helps reduce skin trauma during the tattooing process. 

These needles are popular among artists who prioritize precision and clean, crisp lines in their work.

The #12 gauge (0.3mm diameter) is slightly on the thinner side. In the context of shading, this finer needle is suitable for producing smoother shading gradients and more precise transitions, as it doesn't deposit as much ink per pass as thicker needles. Round shader needles are arranged in a circular formation but spaced more loosely compared to round liners. This configuration allows for smoother shading and blending, as opposed to creating sharp lines. Round shaders are ideal for filling inareas, blending, and creating softer transitions between shaded regions. 

A 3.5mm long taper refers to the needleʼs elongated tip, which allows for more controlled penetration and smoother application of ink.
This longer taper gives artists more control over the amount of ink being deposited, making it easier to build up shading gradually while minimizing trauma to the skin.

Long tapers also contribute to softer, more gradual transitions in shading. 

Round shaders are primarily used for filling in small areas, blending, and soft shading. They are ideal for creating smoother transitions between colors orbetween darker and lighter areas within a tattoo. With the thinner #12 needle and longer taper, this needle setup is perfect for detailed shading work that requires precision and smoothness. This needle setup offers fine control and is suitable for delicate shading work where smooth transitions and less skin trauma are desired.

Itʼs favored for small areas,soft fills, and intricate shading details, especially in applications where sharp,defined lines are needed.

The #12 gauge (0.35mm) refers to the thickness of the individual needle. This is a standard size for magnum needles and is slightly thicker than finer needles like #10 (0.30mm). It allows for more ink to be delivered with each pass, making it ideal for efficiently packing color and creating smooth shading.

Magnum needles are arranged in a flat or stacked configuration, with two rows of needles overlapping slightly. This design increases the surface area covered with each stroke, making magnums great for larger areas of shading, color blending, and soft gradients.

The standard magnum (also known as a "flat mag") is laid out in a straight, horizontal row, while a curved magnum has a slight arc to the needle tips, which helps with smoother transitions and reduced skin trauma whenworking on curved areas. A 5mm long taper means that the needleʼs tip gradually thins out over a longer distance, providing a more refined point. This allows for greater control over the ink flow, offering smoother blends and more gradual shading transitions. The long taper is excellent for soft shading while still allowing for solid color packing when needed. 

A longer taper like this offers more precision compared to shorter tapers, which tend to deposit more ink at once but are less controlled for subtlework. Magnum needles are commonly used for shading large areas, color packing, and blending.

The #12 diameter makes this particular needle versatile, offering a balance between efficiency in packing color and precision in shading. The long taper allows for smooth transitions, making itideal for soft gradients or more detailed shading work. 

The magnum configuration spreads the ink more evenly over larger areas, reducing the need for multiple passes, which in turn minimizes skin trauma. This needle is well-suited for larger shading areas and color packing, offering a good balance of ink flow and precision for smooth transitions and consistent coverage.

Curved Magnum needles (also known as soft edge magnums or rounded mags) have needles arranged in two staggered rows, but with a slight curve at the tip.
This curved shape helps the needles follow the contours ofthe skin more naturally, reducing trauma and allowing for smoother transitions, particularly on rounded areas of the body. The rounded edge makes blending and shading smoother, especially in areas where sharp edges or uneven ink distribution are undesirable. The curve reduces the chances of harsh lines or inconsistencies. 

A 5mm long taper means the needle gradually narrows towards the tip. This longer taper provides more precision in ink deposition, allowing fors ofter gradients and smoother shading transitions. Itʼs great for achieving soft blends, making it easier to layer color and create depth without overworking the skin. The long taper also allows for more controlled ink flow, providing a more gradual build-up of color and reducing the chance of heavy-handed lines or over-saturation. 

Curved Magnums are ideal for shading and blending, particularly on rounded or contoured areas of the body. The curved tip ensures that the edges of the needle are less likely to create visible marks, leading to smoother, softer shading. Artists often use these needles for soft gradients, smooth color transitions,and large area fills where control and precision are necessary. 

This needle is perfect for shading, blending, and soft color transitions due to its curved configuration and long taper. It offers control, precision, and reduced skin trauma, making it a go-to choice for artists looking to achieve smooth and soft shading, particularly in challenging areas of the body.

The #8 gauge (0.3mm diameter) is thinner than standard magnums, providing finer and more precise ink deposition. Bugpin needles are thinner than typical needles of the same gauge, offering more control and delicacy, especially useful for smooth shading and soft gradients. Curved magnum needles (also called soft edge magnums) have a slightlycurved or rounded edge.

This configuration allows for smoother ink distribution, especially when working on curved areas of the body, like shoulders or elbows. The curved design minimizes skin trauma and ensures that the edges of the needle group don't leave harsh lines, which is crucial for achieving smooth shading and blending. Bugpin refers to needles that are thinner than the standard size for the given gauge, offering more detailed work.

Bugpins are perfect for achieving softer blends and smoother transitions, as they tend to deposit less ink per pass compared to regular needles.

This makes them ideal for artists focused on precision, detail, and gradual ink buildup. A 5mm long taper means that the needle's point gradually narrows over alonger distance, providing softer penetration into the skin.

Long tapers allow for more control and less trauma, making it easier to build up color and shading gradually. The longer taper also helps create softer transitions between tones, which is ideal for achieving realism in tattoo designs. Curved magnum bugpin needles are primarily used for smooth shading,soft gradients, and color blending. Their fine needles and curved configuration make them perfect for realistic tattoos, portraits, and other designs that require delicate, nuanced shading.

They're also preferred by artists whowant to minimize skin trauma while working on sensitive areas.
This needle is designed for artists seeking precision in shading, blending,and soft gradients. The combination of bugpin needles and a curved configuration allows for controlled ink deposition with smooth, natural transitions, making it perfect for fine shading and realism. The long taper reduces skin trauma, providing greater control and softer results.