How to cover your tattoo machine - Tattoo Safety with Jens Bergström #2

Chapter 2: How to cover your tattoo machine (pen and angled type)
Tattoo hygiene expert and tattoo artist Jens Bergström speaks about tattoo safety regulations for Scandinavia, which are considered to be the strictest ones. If you follow these tips during your daily routine, you will work safe all around the world.
It is Cheyenne's responsibility as a tattoo equipment manufacturer to show tattoo artists all around the world the safest way to tattoo in order to ensure constant hygiene and quality: for you as a tattooist and your customers.
In the first episode ( • Tattoo Safety with Jen... )
you will learn everything you need to know about hygienic tattooing, especially in Scandinavia. More episodes about tattoo safety and regulations in other countries and regions will follow.
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[@andreaalcaraz981]

Where can you find the plastic covers for the Cables?

[@travissmith5336]

I normally buy covers... Folding over the clip cord bag blew my mind

[@lordfaust_87]

When I put an elastic band or tape to seal my Hawk Thunder in the way described in the video, it usually limits the range of rotation of the grip to increase/decrease the amount of needle out of the cartridge. It looks to me in the video here you have the same problem... Is it a way to avoid that?
Also, I find it difficult to know how exactly is the plastic protector of the grip goes when it comes to insert the cartridge: does it go slightly beneath the cartridge? Does it go around the cartridge?

[@CheyenneTattooEquipment]

The elastic band should not really limit the range of rotation. The plastic protector does not seal the grip, but as the cartridges fit in the grip perfectly and have a safety membrane there will be no fluids inside in the end. In any way you will have to clean or autoclave the grip after work like all equipment.