Adapters

The lifesaver for so many tattoo artists who couldn't get their machine to work with their existing power supply. It happens to the best of us, and many tattoo artists end up buying new equipment, making everything much more expensive. Adapters are designed to solve exactly this problem, without having to give up the equipment you already own. They provide a practical solution to current or future compatibility issues, keeping your setup connected and ready to work. What Are Adapters Used for in Your Tattoo Setup? This one's easy: adapters are essentially designed to solve compatibility issues, and each type has its own purpose. RCA/Clip Cord converters allow you to connect a classic coil machine to a modern RCA system, or vice versa. Jack adapters (6.3 mm/3.5 mm) bridge the gap between machines with smaller connectors (such as many Cheyenne models) and universal desktop power supplies. 90° angled adapters change the angle at which the cable exits the top of the machine, reducing twisting and strain on the wires. Each adapter removes a potential obstacle and provides a practical solution to your connectivity problems. Does an Adapter Make Your Tattoo Machine Lose Power? If this were a true or false question, the correct answer would be false! An adapter doesn't make your machine lose power. You simply need to use the right adapter for your machine. A professional adapter with high-conductivity contacts maintains a consistent electrical current from the power supply to the machine. What can cause power loss is using a cheap, oxidised connector that isn't suitable for your equipment. The Adapters You Need for Your Setup Depending on the equipment you want to connect, there are two things you need to identify: the output connection of your power supply and the input connection of your tattoo machine. The adapter is what bridges the gap between these two connections. Always check compatibility, and if you have any questions, we're here to help. Buy Tattoo Adapters at Piranha Supplies Even the simplest purchases for your setup require care and attention when making the right choice. The adapters we sell are tested for professional use and designed to keep your setup connected, whatever combination of equipment you work with. Your work shouldn't have to stop because of your equipment. Make choices that help you get the most out of your work, and don't let an equipment failure get in the way of your art.