Pressed Mags tattoo cartridges are simply better than regular cartridge Mags.
Da Vinci V2 Freddy Negrete Pressed Mag Series
• They are made tighter than other mags
• They pack color and pure black faster and more precisely
• They give accurate control for detailed shading and in tight areas
• They make it easy to do suggestive line work during shading
What's the difference?
- Pressed mags are -25-30% tighter than other magnums on the market.
- Pressed mags are -Not double-stacked, these #08 gauge needles are tightly weaved magnum.
Tattoo artists press their magnum needles together for better control, precision, and ink saturation during the tattooing process. Here’s why:
1. Consistent Ink Flow: Pressing the needles together helps reduce gaps between the needle tips, ensuring more even ink distribution. This consistency is especially important for smooth shading and blending.
2. Increased Stability: When the needles are pressed together, they are less likely to flex or spread apart during use. This results in a more controlled stroke and cleaner work, particularly for soft shading or gradient effects.
3. Improved Precision: Tightened magnum needles allow for finer detail work, especially when creating gradients or blending tones in a tattoo. This precision is vital for black and gray work or intricate designs.
4. Better Skin Trauma Management: Loosely spaced needles can cause inconsistent pressure and uneven trauma to the skin. Pressing them together helps create smoother passes, minimizing unnecessary skin irritation.
5. Custom Technique Preferences: Many tattoo artists adjust their tools to suit their personal style or preferred techniques. Pressing magnum needles together can help achieve the desired effect for their unique approach.
This process is part of the attention to detail that defines a skilled tattoo artist’s craft, ensuring each piece is executed with care and professionalism.
