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Tattoo Machines

Whatever your style, we've got a tattoo machine to match. Choose from rotary, wireless, or coil machines built for comfort and a smooth, reliable feel. With options for all skill-levels from artist-trusted brands like Peak, FK Irons, Bishop, Cheyenne , and Dragonhawk, you can pick up your first budget-friendly machine or invest in a premium option built for daily studio use.

Not sure where to start? Check out our guide to the best tattoo machines for advice from artists who've tried them. Once you've found your machine, pair it with inks and cartridges to build your ideal setup.

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  1. Acus
  2. Bavarian Custom Irons
  3. Biotek
  4. Bishop
  5. Bristol Tattoo Club
  6. Cheyenne Hawk
  7. Critical
  8. Danny Harkin Tattoo Machines
  9. Dragonhawk
  10. EGO Rotary Tattoo Machines
  11. EZ
  12. Electric Dormouse
  13. Emillion
  14. Equaliser
  15. FK Irons
  16. Fluid
  17. Glovcon
  18. Ink Machines
  19. Inkjecta
  20. Lenu Coil Tattoo Machines
  21. Magic Dermo
  22. Magus
  23. Mao Tattoo Machines
  24. Micky Bee Tattoo Machines
  25. Micky Sharpz
  26. Microbeau
  27. Musotoku
  28. Neotat Tattoo Machines
  29. OG
  30. Ozer
  31. Peak
  32. Prime
  33. Ronnie Starr Tattoo Machines
  34. Sona Sky
  35. Spektra
  36. Stigma-Rotary® Machines
  37. Sunskin
  38. Vlad Blad Irons

Tattoo Machines FAQ's

What is the best tattoo machine for beginners? The best tattoo machine for beginners is a wireless, lightweight rotary pen machine with a medium stroke length (around 3.5mm) for flexibility and ease of use. They're popular because they offer: - Simplicity and versatility. - Control and how forgiving on the skin they are. - Low vibration for smoother learning. - Suitability for lining, shading, and colour packing. - Minimal setup compared to coil machines. Popular beginner-friendly options include the: - Dragonhawk Mast Tour. - Dragonhawk Mast Archer. - EZ P3 Pro Turbo Wireless Tattoo Pen. - Peak Solice Ergo.
Which are better: coil or rotary tattoo machines? The better tattoo machine depends on your style and experience. Rotary tattoo machines are best for most artists because they are: - Smooth, quiet, and easy to use - Low maintenance. - Versatile across multiple tattoo styles. However, coil tattoo machines are better for: - Traditional tattooing. - Strong, hard-hitting lines. - Artists who prefer manual tuning. Most artists today start with rotary machines, then explore coil setups later.
How much does a tattoo machine cost? A good tattoo machine usually costs between £50 and £800+, depending on features and build quality. - £50-£200 - beginner machines. - £200-£800 - mid-range professional machines. - £800+ - premium wireless machines. We have a range of budget-friendly and premium tattoo machines, for any level you're at as an artist. Discover what tattoo machine is perfect for you today.
What stroke length is best for tattooing? The best stroke length depends on the type of tattooing you're doing, but around 3.5mm is the most versatile choice. - 3.0-3.5mm - best for fine lining and detail work. - 3.5-4.0mm - all-round use (lining, shading, colour packing). - 4.0mm+ - bold lines, shading, and solid colour. Most artists, especially beginners, start with a 3.5mm stroke as it offers the best balance of control, versatility, and consistency.
Can you use one tattoo machine for lining and shading? Yes - most modern rotary tattoo machines, like the Dragonhawk Mast Tour, can handle both and are designed to work across multiple styles without switching setups. To switch between lining and shading, just adjust the: - Needle or What do artists wrap their tattoo machines with? Tattoo artists wrap machines to maintain hygiene and improve grip using: - Disposable Grip tape for comfort and control. - Barrier film to prevent cross-contamination.
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