WORMHOLE PRO AQUILA Wireless Tattoo Gun Brushless Motor for Pro Artists

WORMHOLE PRO AQUILA Wireless Tattoo Gun Brushless Motor for Pro Artists

• AQUILA Wireless Tattoo Gun: The aluminum alloy wireless tattoo pen is driven by a dependable coreless motor, operating quietly with minimal energy loss; The motor runs at 6,500 RPM at 8V, delivering smooth, consistent power; This ergonomic design performs excellently for fine lining, smooth shading, and dense color packing across all tattoo styles
• Long Battery Life & Smart Charging: Powered by a 1,800mAh high-capacity battery (with a spare power supply included); Each 1,800mAh battery provides 5-6 hours of use; with the included spare battery, total working time reaches 10-12 hours, enough for multiple large tattoos; Full charge in only 2–3 hours via Type-C
• 7 Adjustable Stroke Lengths: Turn the adjustment dial to choose from 7 stroke lengths: 2.4mm, 2.7mm, 3.0mm, 3.3mm, 3.6mm, 3.9mm, and 4.2mm; Longer strokes (3.6–4.2mm) handle bold lining and color saturation, while shorter strokes (2.4–3.0mm) excel at soft black-and-grey, blending, and stipple work; This instant adjustability eliminates the need for multiple machines or disassembly, making it a versatile workhorse for creative studios handling diverse client requests
• Versatile Tattooing Modes: This high-performance wireless tattoo gun offers three operational modes—dot work for creating dot effects, jumpstart mode for quick engagement with special tattoo needle types, and a normal mode perfect for shading and lining; Artists can select the appropriate mode based on their requirements, achieving precise and varied results
• Timing & Memory Features: Equipped with an integrated working timer, our wireless power supply helps artists efficiently manage session durations; The memory function saves the last used settings and supports up to 4 customizable memory slots, ensuring a consistent and personalized experience every time; This tattoo machine is versatile enough to accommodate a variety of tattooing techniques and individual artist preferences