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What is the different of "Unpolished" Needle and "Texture" Needle

Topic:

We investigate a lot of Texture-Needle on market and we found that almost there are sold for “Texture”-Needle  are only  “Unpolish”-Needle!! That is a very different topic you see on the picture below.

There are only two ways why that is possible:
1.) The factory/seller knows and does not care.
2.) The factory/seller does not know what they are producing or selling! 
Both are an UNACCEPTABLE matter of ignorance!

Unpollish Needle

Here you see a macro photo from a “unpolished” needle.  The surface is very rough with sharp jagged edges.
(See picture - Surface of Unpolished Needle). This type of needle will have a “grating" effect and be a bloody job. This kind of needle will certainly hurt the skin and will need a long time to heal and may leave scarring.

Texture Needle

In this picture you see a real “Texture”-Needle. The needle surface is rough that make it possible to transport more ink into the skin but also smooth enough that do not damage the skin! The particular roughness of the surface is deep enough to build “ink-bags” but without  sharp  jagged edges! (See picture - Surface of  Texture Needle)

Texture Needle

Unpolished Needle

Texture Needle

Unpolished Needle

Surface of Texture Needle

Manufacturing a real "Texture" needle is no easy task. To polishing the surface form a needle that it is a Texture-Needle is not a easy process. Polish to much then is it not a Texture-Needle and lost the feature to transport more ink into the skin. No, or to less  polishing,  like we find a lot on market,  is like you see on picture below…

Surface of Unpollish Needle

THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE PRODUCTION! Of course it is easier to produce an unpolished needle by skipping one step of the production process. Most factories/suppliers of needles obviously don’t understand or just don’t want to make the final polishing step in the right way to save time and money. The result is a surface like that in this picture... this needle surface must injure the skin.


CONCLUSION: 
Any person there wants get a tattoo looks for a trustful artist with high skills to make them a tattoo that will pleased him his entire life!!  Tattoo equipment, specifically tattoo needles are also a matter of trust.  It is difficult to check a needle carefully under magnification, and impossible to check every single needle. Thus, the artist needs to be able to trust his supplier! In this case, saving some money for your tools, specially the tattoo needles what is the instrument you directly work on your customers skin,  is surely the most wrong decision!
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