Tattoo Supplies and Furniture

Consumables may not sound sexy—but they’re essential for professional work. Here's what we offer in tattoo accessories:

• Protective Covers: Elephant and Ecotat offer a wide range of biodegradable covers for machines (including pen-style), water bottles, and cables—ensuring maximum hygiene in your studio. Materials like polylactic acid and polybutylene succinate fully degrade into water and CO₂ within a year in soil. Tip: There's a special blog post on this in our Tattoosafe News—check it out!

• Magic Tape & Foam Caps: These tools help simplify your work. Magic Tape securely holds ink caps and small items like cartridges. It's double-sided, sticks to any surface, easy to cut, reusable, and recyclable. Foam Caps quickly clean your cartridges and needles—just press the needle into the sponge and activate the machine for instant cleaning.

• Ink Caps: Inktray X is another biodegradable product. Each case contains 12 cups; 35 cases come in a pack. Ink cap production is 100% carbon neutral. Alternatively, TATFORMANCE offers clear ink caps, and we always stock the familiar yellow cups in various sizes.

• Sharps Disposal Containers: Available in black/red and yellow/red, these handy containers let you dispose of contaminated waste safely and hygienically. We offer them in sizes from 0.6 L to 5 L.

• Spare Parts for Your Workshop: Spring rubbers, machine rubbers, insulating washers, lens head screws, hex screws, wing screws, contact screws, plastic screws, set screws, adjustment screws, spring steel sleeves, washers, brass brackets for locking screws, spring plates, spring clips for spring plates, inner piston springs, sound-dampening sealing rings, circlip pliers, circlips, lift springs, RCA sockets with screw nuts.

• Practice Skin: Practice new techniques, machines, or cartridges—or try new styles—with synthetic skin. Tattoosafe Supply doesn’t just offer flat practice skin but entire silicone body parts from A Pound of Flash: hands, arms, full hands with display stand, feet, the Jesse Smith head, torsos with or without nipples. These are tattooable synthetic skins—great for beginners, awesome for pros. Find all the details in our Tattoosafe News—just click here!

• Petroleum Jelly & Tattoo Butters: Keeps clients' skin supple during tattooing. Alternatives include Hustle Butter, Dermalize Miracle Butter, Believa Professional Tattoo Butter, Ink Trox Pax Tattoo Butter, and Tattoomed Tattoo Butter—all high-quality skincare products.

Skin Cleansers:

• Clean Ink: Preserves natural skin oils, prevents dryness, and is an excellent soap-free cleanser. Available in citrus, lavender, or unscented.

• Tattoo Finish: A spray cleanser that tightens skin pores and reduces ink bleeding.

• THE SPRizZ Superfoam Ink-Away: Cleans and cools the skin during tattooing—also available as a concentrate.

Surface & Tool Cleaners:

• The Inked Army: For stubborn tattoo ink stains, use CODE:CLEAN, a bio all-purpose cleaner. Removes oily and greasy residues after a 3–5 minute soak—just spray, spread, let sit, and wipe off.

• BLK Powder & Clean! Powder - Professional Cleanup: Solidify contaminated fluids into gel to reduce cross-contamination risks.

• Unigloves: A reliable brand for all hygiene-related needs. We offer surface disinfectants, instrument disinfectants, wipes, hand disinfectants, decontaminating wash lotions, sharps containers, nitrile and latex gloves, disposable wipes, and elasticated armrest covers.

• S8 Tattoo Towels & Ora Wipes: Want lint-free wipes? Ditch kitchen paper and try Tattoo Towels from S8 or Ora Wipes. These soft towels are ultra-absorbent and long-lasting—one gentle wipe cleans the skin without causing redness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why use tattoo film instead of cling film?
Freshly tattooed skin needs protection from external elements. Film dressings like Suprasorb, Dermalize, or Elephant are semi-permeable, allowing oxygen and CO₂ to pass through while keeping out water and germs—promoting better healing and preventing scabbing. They’re also waterproof and self-adhesive, meaning they stay in place and protect clothing from wound fluids and excess ink.

What furniture do I need to open a tattoo studio?
You’ll need a tattoo bed for your clients, a comfortable chair or stool for yourself, a workstation, cabinets, and more. Get a complete overview in our Tattoosafe News article: “Studio Setup – Stylish and Functional.”

If your question wasn’t answered here, our support team is available by phone or email!

Orders placed by 2 PM are shipped the same day. With us by your side, you’re fully equipped for new clients and regulars alike—ready to bring Black & Grey, Skulls & Bones, Traditional, Tribal & Maori, Oriental, Lettering, Dotwork, Watercolor, Realistic, or Nature tattoos to life.

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