ELECTRUM FIRE TATTOO NEEDLE CARTRIDGES - ROUND POWER SUPER TIGHT LINER #12

Introducing the Electrum Fire ™ Tattoo Needle Cartridges—the ultimate weapon for serious artists who demand precision and performance. Developed to rival industry giants like Kwadron, these needles bring unmatched quality and innovation. Each cartridge features a single-piece body for durability, and color identification for easy use: RED for Round, ORANGE for Magnum, and YELLOW for Curved Magnum.

With a double-stabilization system, needle wobble is a thing of the past, ensuring flawless lines and shading. The improved non-latex membrane prevents backflow, while the highest-quality 316 Surgical Steel guarantees strength and safety. These cartridges are truly FIRE, elevating your art to the next level with unmatched precision and performance. With Electrum Fire, your artistry will ignite!

 

ROUND POWER SUPER TIGHT  - #12 / 0.4x7mm X Long Taper

The 0.4mm diameter (commonly referred to as #12) is thicker than other needle gauges like #10 (0.3mm), making it ideal for strong, bold outlines. Liner needles are grouped closely to form sharp and precise lines, commonly used in traditional tattooing or when bold lines are required. The long taper refers to the length of the needle point that gradually thins out. A longer taper (7mm) provides more control over ink flow, allowing for smoother, more detailed lines and precision. It also makes the needle penetrate the skin more smoothly, which can be less traumatic for the skin compared to shorter tapers. "Power Liner" needles are designed to deposit more ink with each pass, ensuring deep, solid lines. They typically provide a faster workflow because fewer passes are needed to achieve boldness. This type of needle is best suited for bold outlines, traditional tattoos, and any design that demands solid, thick lines. The long taper offers control over detail while still being capable of creating bold line work. This needle type is ideal for tattoo artists who need a balance of control and efficiency in line work, especially for larger or more complex designs.