Tattoo machines for professionals and beginners
Whether rotary or coil machines – discover first-class brands and exclusive modelsTattoo Pens, Rotary & Wireless Tattoo Machines
At TattooSafe, you can discover different machine concepts for your individual tattoo setup. Choose from compact tattoo pens, rotary machines and both wired and wireless systems. Depending on the model, tattoo machines differ in design, stroke, power supply, weight and handling.
Explore tattoo machines from Inkjecta, Cheyenne, Mast, Bishop, FK Irons, Equaliser and other selected manufacturers. From fixed stroke machines to adjustable stroke systems and from traditional power supplies to battery-powered wireless solutions, you can compare different concepts and technical features.
Use our categories and filters to narrow down the range by manufacturer and technical specifications, making it easier to find a tattoo machine that fits your existing equipment and preferred setup. Compatible power supplies, batteries and machine accessories are also available at TattooSafe.
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Compare Tattoo Machines from different manufacturers
At TattooSafe, you can compare tattoo pens and rotary machines from different manufacturers. The range includes machines from Inkjecta, Cheyenne, Mast, Bishop, FK Irons and Equaliser, among others. Each brand offers different machine concepts, designs and solutions for power supply and stroke.
When choosing a new tattoo machine, it can therefore be useful to look beyond the brand itself. Weight, dimensions, battery system, stroke and other technical specifications can all be relevant when putting together your individual setup.
Choose a Tattoo Machine for your existing equipment
If you already work with a particular cartridge system, power supply or battery setup, compatibility with your existing equipment is another factor to consider when choosing a new machine. The specifications on the individual product pages can help you compare connections, power supply and other technical features.
TattooSafe also offers compatible machine accessories, power supplies and additional components to complete your setup.
FAQ about Tattoo Machines
What is a tattoo pen?
A tattoo pen is a tattoo machine with a compact, pen-shaped design. Tattoo pens are used with cartridges and are available as both wired and wireless models.
What does wireless mean for a tattoo machine?
A wireless tattoo machine is powered by a battery attached directly to the machine. This means that no cable connection to a separate power supply is required during operation.
What does stroke mean on a tattoo machine?
Stroke refers to the travel distance within the drive system of a tattoo machine. Depending on the model, the stroke can either be fixed or adjustable.
What is the difference between fixed and adjustable stroke?
A fixed-stroke machine operates with a predefined stroke. With an adjustable-stroke machine, the stroke can be changed within the range specified by the manufacturer.
Which tattoo machine should I choose?
This depends on factors such as your preferred machine concept, power supply, stroke and handling. Compatibility with your existing equipment can also be important when choosing a machine.
