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6 Adjustable Stroke Length
Short Stroke Length: 2.0mm - 2.8mm short stroke move faster because they have less distance to travel in each up-and-down motion.
Medium Stroke Length: 3.3mm - 3.7mm this is widely used by tattoo artists, medium stroke has enough power for lining with smaller needle groupings. Best for beginners.
Long Stroke Length: 4mm+ long stroke machines hit harder because they have more space to “wind up” before hitting the skin. it's typically only used for packing color and lining. It can push large needle groups into the skin with ease, and allows you to hang the needle farther out of the tip, which provides greater accuracy when you're lining.
9 Frequency Adjustable Dot work Modes
The dot work tattoo style is created by inking a series of dots that come together to create the desired image. Highly versatile for full images, portraits, and particularly shading, artists often use dot work for an element of a design that is otherwise done in a different style.
Dot work tattoos are a great way to create a unique tattoo of virtually any image. From a distance these tattoos look like a solid image, it’s only on closer inspection that it becomes obvious it’s an illusion created by a pattern of small dots.
Screen Rotation for Left-Handed Users
Tap the + and - buttons at the same time to rotate the screen.
Package: 1pcs x Inkflexo + 1pcs x Extra battery + 1pcs x Rca interface for rotary tattoo pen style + 1pcs x Rca clip cord + Manual with multi language + Tattoo stickers
| Motor | Coreless Motor |
| Adjustable Stroke | 2.0mm - 4.2mm |
| Battery | 1600mAh |
| RPM | 12000Rpm |
| Voltage | 4V - 12V | Grip | 32mm |
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What is Stroke Length in Tattoo Machines? The stroke length refers to the distance the needle moves up and down during each cycle. A longer stroke is typically used for color packing, shading, and filling large areas, while a shorter stroke is ideal for fine lines and detailed work.
How the 9 Modes Might Work? Low Frequency (1-3 settings): These modes would have slower speeds, ideal for creating single dots or small areas with less penetration. This is perfect for intricate shading, where precision and dot placement are key. Medium Frequency (4-6 settings): These modes would offer a moderate speed, giving the artist more flexibility for slightly larger dot areas, where a consistent and smooth texture is needed. These settings are also great for building up areas with a bit more density. High Frequency (7-9 settings): These modes would have faster speeds, allowing you to create larger areas of dot work quickly, while still maintaining control for filling in larger sections or for a different texture. Higher frequencies can also be used for adding more bold or dense areas of dot work.
I love the adjustable stroke and that it goes down to 4 volts. But I miss the old designs that you could hold down the up or down buttons to go up or down by .5 volts. Besides that I love how long the battery lasts and how far you can adjust the needle and how good it lines.
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