An electric tattoo gun differs from traditional tattoo machines by employing electromagnetic current passing between two coils to cause its armature bar to rise and fall, drawing the needle of its needle into your client’s skin.
Samuel O’Reilly – The Pioneer
Samuel O’Reilly was the first person to use an electric tattoo machine, becoming the pioneer in 1891 when he patented it and made its use public. Although O’Reilly only utilized his device on small projects, many still consider his invention the ultimate electric tattoo gun for its time.
Halo 2 – Powerful and User-Friendly
The Spektra Halo 2 electric tattoo gun is a top-of-the-line machine built to impress. This machine stands out as one of the most effective and low-maintenance options available, boasting a comprehensive manual that makes getting up and running quickly straightforward.
Sol Nova – Versatile and Easy to Use
The Cheyenne Sol Nova electric tattoo gun is ideal for liner and shader work, featuring two operating modes and being easy to use, and featuring 3.5mm stroke capability and starting speeds as low as 25Hz. The SOL Nova is an all-purpose rotary tattoo machine for soft shading and precise lining, Black
