The Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited is the next step in the evolution of Cheyenne's popular SOL Nova rotary and its first wireless tattoo machine. Following on from the original Force wireless pen is the Stigma-Rotary® Force XL, which features a forward-weighted, 40 mm grip. The addition of an XL grip makes this rotary machine easier to hold for long tattooing sessions and will assist artists with the needles' pressure on the skin. A wireless tattoo pen machine is excellent for those tattoo artists that have limited space as you don’t have to have power cords about, taking up space. It’s also an ideal option for tattoo artists that travel for work and tattoo while on the go. This removes the need for a power supply while you’re out and about. The BRONC premium tattoo pen machine gives you all the power you need and still works very quietly, giving out minimal vibration when using. It’s a solid and durable tattoo pen that will stand up strong against many hours of tattooing, so it will last a long time. The tattoo pen machine is also available in six different colors, so you can choose a color to suit you. Pros

After the huge success of the first- and second-generation Equaliser Fox Mini rotary tattoo machines, KWADRON has further modernised the latest version with a new, refreshed design. Artists can use the PowerBolt II’s display screen and touchpad to cycle through the menu and adjust various settings. Highlights of the menu options includes the ability to choose between displaying the power in Hz or V and whether the voltage adjusts in 0.1 or 0.5 V increments, as well as allowing you to activate Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, adjust the eGive level from 0 to 3, and change the screen orientation – which is perfect for those left-handed artists out there!The Dragonhawk Mast Tour wireless tattoo machine has been developed for artists who frequently travel to guest spots and conventions. It is the smallest tattoo machine in Dragonhawk’s range, with a slimline 25 mm diameter, compact 85 mm length and super light weight of just 82 g. Users like using the Mast Archer wireless tattoo machine, and you can see below just some of the comments that we found online:

FK Irons’ latest wireless tattoo machine has an LED colour-coded voltage indicator and two buttons for adjusting the voltage – from 5 to 12 V in 0.5 V increments – along with an on/off buton. The Solong tattoo pen is just like holding a pen, giving you a natural feel for the tattoo machine. The ergonomic design allows you to complete the precise details for many tattoo designs and also permanent make-up.This kit is awesome, the pen machine works great, correct adjustment, two tattoo batteries supports tattooing all day. Everything is perfect. I recommend it.” Users enjoy the Solong wireless tattoo pen, and you can see a couple of the comments that we found online below: The FK Irons EXO is available with one of three stroke lengths: 2.5, 3.2 and 4.0 mm, and can be used wired or wirelessly thanks to the interchangeable RCA Bolt and PowerBolt. The Stigma-Rotary® Forceis a wireless tattoo pen that features a state-of-the-art and unique dual drive system. The Equaliser Neutron offers a voltage range of 5-12 V and is adjustable in 0.1 V steps, with 6-10 V being the recommended range.

Within the heart of the Critical Torque is a custom German brushless motor, with the tattoo pen utilising an industry-first Precision Strike Technology for a faster, smoother and more efficient tattooing process, along with a Vibration Dampening Solution to keep unwanted movement to a minimum. Cheyenne’s SOL Nova V2 has an ergonomic body that measures just 99 mm in length, with a weight of 150 g for fatigue-free working. FK Irons’ EXO rotary includes a 40 mm ergonomic grip, which makes it more comfortable to use during longer tattooing sessions. The grip is also forward-weighted, giving the EXO a pen-like feel that helps to eliminate wrist pain and allow for maximum needle control. This rotary is completely wireless, so tattoo artists don’t need cables or power supplies to run the Inkjecta Flite X1, allowing for maximum freedom of movement.

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The housing of Sunskin’s wireless tattoo machine is made from a carbon-filled material that works as a great replacement for metal, while the inner mechanisms are made from aluminium alloy and titanium. By utilising additive manufacturing, Sunskin has managed to reduce the environmental impact in its manufacturing process of the Concept by up to 80%. Dragonhawk Fold Pro

The HAWINK tattoo pen machine gives you great value for money. It’s a lightweight, ergonomically designed wireless tattoo pen that gives you a comfortable grip and the detailed precision that you need. This tattoo pen machine helps to keep both you and your customer relaxed, with its smooth performance and very little noise. It gives out minimal vibration, which will help keep the calm environment as sometimes the noise and vibration can be distracting. It’s lightweight and is comfortable to use; you’ll feel just like you’re holding a pen when using it. It has a powerful Swiss-made motor that gives you a powerful performance, but it remains quiet throughout. Users like everything about the HAWINK tattoo pen machine, and you can see some of the comments that we found online below: OMG, the best tattoo machine ever. Super easy to use, precise, light, and wireless! Gonna get some more for my parlor!” Specifications

Customers that have bought the BRONC tattoo pen machine enjoy using it. Below are some of the comments that we found online: Choose between one of three stroke lengths depending on your style and preference: 3.2, 4.0 or 4.5 mm. The Stigma tattoo pen is a great tattoo machine that gives you a powerful, strong pressure along with precision lines. The ergonomic design and lightweight feel make it easy to handle and control. This helps to reduce fatigue on extended tattoo sessions. The FK Irons EXO is the follow on from the US manufacturer’s Spektra Flux wireless tattoo machine and offers unstoppable power, whether wired or wireless. As with any machine you’ll rely on to make a living, you should try to get the best tattoo machine that you can afford initially, as long as it’s a good machine that works for you. You want to make sure your tattoo machine is a good investment – skimping now won’t help your career.