Tattoo Needle Cartridges
Shop Neebol tattoo cartridge needles for lining, shading and color packing. Choose FLAME 20-piece single-size boxes in RL, RS, RM and M1 configurations, or mixed tattoo needle variety packs such as IRIS. Each cartridge is EO gas sterilized, individually sealed for single use, and compatible with most rotary and pen-style tattoo machines.
Choose Your Pack
Restock one frequently used configuration or choose a mixed pack for greater flexibility.
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FLAME 20-Pack
Choose one configuration from 16 RL, RS, RM and M1 options. Ideal for artists who already know the needle size they use most.
- 20 cartridges in one selected size
- #10 and #12 gauge options
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IRIS 50-Piece Mixed Pack
Popular liner, shader and magnum configurations in one box for versatile tattooing.
- 50 mixed cartridges
- Multiple needle groupings
Shop Tattoo Cartridge Needles
Explore single-size and mixed tattoo needle cartridges for lining, shading and color packing. Choose the configuration and pack size that fits your workflow.
Neebol FLAME Tattoo Cartridge Needles – 20 Pack | RL, RS, RM & M1
Neebol Tattoo Needle Cartridges- Round Liner | GOLDEN PRO
Neebol Tattoo Needle Cartridges - Round Liner, Finger Ledge | PRISM PRO
Neebol Tattoo Needle Cartridges - 0.35MM RL RM Round Liner Magnum | EMERALD
Choose the Right Tattoo Needle Type
Each tattoo needle configuration is designed for a different technique. Use this quick guide to compare liners, shaders and magnums.
Round Liner — RL
Round liner tattoo needles group the needle points closely together for clean outlines, fine details and controlled linework.
Round Shader — RS
Round shaders use a slightly wider grouping for small-area shading, softer transitions and controlled color work.
Round Magnum — RM
Round magnums feature a curved needle arrangement that helps create smooth gradients and softer edges across wider areas.
Magnum — M1
Magnum needles provide broader coverage for efficient color packing, saturation and larger shaded areas.
Common Tattoo Needles Sizes
Tattoo cartridge needle sizes refer to the number of needles grouped together. Common sizes include:
- 3RL / 5RL: Fine lines and detail work
- 7RL / 9RL: Bold outlines and traditional styles
- 5RS / 7RS: Soft shading and texture
- 7M1 / 9M1 / 11M1: Color packing and large shading areas
Choosing the correct size depends on tattoo style, skin type, and artist experience.
How Tattoo Cartridge Needles Work
Tattoo cartridge needles combine a preassembled needle grouping, tip and internal membrane in one disposable cartridge. The cartridge inserts directly into a compatible rotary or pen-style tattoo machine, allowing artists to change needle configurations quickly during a session.
The internal membrane helps limit ink and fluid backflow, while the cartridge housing supports stable needle movement for lining, shading and color packing. Each cartridge is intended for single use only.
Why Choose Neebol Tattoo Cartridge Needles?
Neebol tattoo needle cartridges are designed to give artists a reliable selection of configurations, pack formats and gauges for everyday tattoo workflows.
Key Benefits:
- 316 Stainless Steel Needles - Manufactured with 316 stainless steel for precise, consistent needle construction.
- EO Gas Sterilized - Every cartridge is EO gas sterilized and individually sealed for hygienic, single-use application.
- Configurations for Every Technique - Choose from RL, RS, RM and M1 options for linework, shading, blending and color packing.
- #10 and #12 Gauge Options - Select finer #10 configurations or standard #12 configurations according to your technique and preferred ink flow.
- Wide Machine Compatibility - Designed for use with most standard cartridge-compatible rotary and pen-style tattoo machines.
From single-size 20-packs to mixed tattoo needle variety packs, Neebol makes it easier to choose the cartridges that fit your workflow.
FAQs About Tattoo Cartridge Needles
Q: What is the difference between a single-size box and a mixed needle pack?
A single-size box contains one selected needle configuration, making it suitable for restocking a size you use frequently. A mixed pack contains several needle types and sizes for artists who want more variety in one box.
Q: Which tattoo cartridge needles should I use for lining?
Round liner cartridges are designed for linework. Smaller RL configurations are commonly used for fine details, while larger round liners are suitable for stronger outlines and broader lines.
Q: Which tattoo needles are used for shading and color packing?
Round shaders work well for smaller shaded areas. Round magnums provide softer transitions and gradients, while M1 magnums offer broader coverage for color packing and larger shaded areas.
Q: What is the difference between #10 and #12 gauge tattoo needles?
#10 tattoo needles have a 0.30 mm diameter and are commonly chosen for finer work and controlled ink flow. #12 needles have a 0.35 mm diameter and generally deliver more ink for stronger lines, shading and color packing.
Q: Do Neebol tattoo cartridges fit all tattoo machines?
Neebol cartridges are compatible with most standard cartridge-style rotary and pen tattoo machines. Check your machine’s cartridge connection before purchasing if you use a specialized system.
Q: Are Neebol tattoo needles sterilized?
Yes. Neebol tattoo cartridge needles are EO gas sterilized and individually sealed. They are intended for single use only, and the packaging seal should always be inspected before use.
Q: Can tattoo cartridge needles be reused?
No. Tattoo cartridges are single-use products. Used cartridges should be placed in an appropriate sharps container and disposed of according to local requirements.
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