#8 – These needles are 0.25mm in diameter, and they offer a finer, more controlled ink flow. ![]() #10 – These needles have a 0.30mm diameter, and they’re the most popular size for lining work.#12 – These needles have a 0.35mm diameter, and they’re the most popular size tattoo needle overall.#13 – These tattoo needles are 0.40mm in diameter and offer the fastest ink flow–perfect for filling in large areas.The thinner the diameter, the slower and more controlled the ink flow will be. ![]() The wider diameter of the needles in a group are, the heavier/faster ink will flow through them. The higher the number, the wider the diameter will be. Our Precision Tattoo Needles are available in 5 diameter options, as listed below. You can view a larger version of our new tattoo needle labeling system graphic by clicking on the image below, or read the explanation of each component of our new system that follows. Our new labeling system makes it so much simpler to find the exact combination of tattoo needle qualities you want at a glance. We decided it was high past time to come up with a clearer, more informative labeling system for tattoo needles, so we did just that for our our Precision Tattoo Needles line. You’d have to go digging through a product description to find that information most of the time. Plus, traditional codes don’t include everything you might want to know about a tattoo needle grouping, like whether or not the needles are textured and how long their tapers are. ![]() ![]() With the traditional method of labeling tattoo needles, you have to think a bit about what you’re looking at when faced with a list of codes–you have to decipher each piece of information and make sure you’re getting exactly the combination of qualities you want. This product might be called #12 7-Round Liner Tattoo Needles. So, in our 1207RL example, we’re talking about a group of 7 #12-diameter (0.35mm) tattoo needles in a round liner grouping. The first 2 digits represent the diameter of the tattoo needles in the grouping, the second 2 digits represent the number of needles in the grouping, and the letters at the end describe the type of needle grouping. In our blog post, Understanding Tattoo Needles, we explained the traditional tattoo needle coding system, which utilizes a format like this: 1207RL. By PainfulPleasures Last Updated: May 14, 2021
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