Professional Complete Tattoo Kit with Coil Machines TZ-002

• Tattoo machine or gun: This is the tool used to apply the tattoo ink to the skin. It typically consists of a handheld device with a motor that drives a needle or needles up and down to puncture the skin and deposit ink.
• Bar needles: These are specialized needles that feature a straight bar configuration, rather than a circular grouping. They are commonly used for lining and shading work, and are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to create different effects.
• Power supply: This is the device that provides electricity to the tattoo machine. It typically includes a foot pedal or switch to control the speed and intensity of the machine.
• Grips and tips: These are the components that attach to the tattoo machine and hold the needles in place. They come in various sizes and materials to provide comfort and control for the artist.
• Accessories: Some tattoo kits may also include other items such as gloves, stencil paper, transfer solution, and cleaning supplies.

Connecting the Power Supply

1. Power supplies vary in specifications and voltages. Examine the power supply, make sure you are running the proper voltage into your machine.

2. Attach your foot switch to the power supply. The foot switch activates and regulates the power from the power supply to the needle.

3. Connect the gun to the power supply. You’ll need to connect the gun to the power supply using clip cords. There will be a clear location at the bottom of the gun for the cable to connect to. There should only be two inputs on the power supply itself. Make sure you connect the cables in their proper location.

4. Test the machine. Once everything is connected and assembled, you’re ready to test the gun. The needle should vibrate at a quick speed upon pressing the foot switch.

5. Practice on fruit. A good way to practice your art is by practicing on apples, pears or practice skins.