Black nitrile gloves for your workstation supplies.
Food wrap · three 30 cm rolls
4.5 / 5 · 445 Amazon ratingsBought and used by TattooXpert.
Transparent food wrap.
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CHOOSE WITH
CONTEXT.
Made for your studio
Part of our selection of equipment we have bought and used for the studio.
An organised workstation starts with the small details. Prepare the supplies you need and keep them within reach for a tidy working space.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
4.5 / 5 · 445 ratings
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5 / 5“Buenas calidad y resistente. Lo recomiendo.”
5 / 5“El mejor film que he comprado”
5 / 5“Muy bien”
BEYOND
THE SPEC SHEET.
Our guide to choosing and preparing your equipment thoughtfully.
An organised start to your workstation
Preparation supplies help give each task its own place. Choose the format for the surface, container or tool you intend to cover, and plan restocking around your routine.
Match size and intended use
Check dimensions, quantity and the intended use on the packaging. For gloves, check size; for sleeves and barriers, make sure you can handle the equipment comfortably. Keep sterile and non-sterile supplies clearly distinguished.
Make replacement part of preparation
Store supplies somewhere clean and protected. Use each item according to its instructions and your studio protocol; a cover does not replace surface cleaning.
EVERY PIECE
HAS A ROLE.
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Good to know
It is identified as such to avoid confusion with adhesive tattoo-care film; we do not attribute sterility or dressing properties to it. Check dimensions, intended use and packaging documentation. A barrier does not replace cleaning protocols or establish sterility.
