Description
This is a conventional liner tattoo machine made with aerospace-grade 7075-T6 aluminum.
The FK Irons AL13 Roswell is a conventional (spring-driven) tattoo machine from Evolution. The frame is made from aerospace-grade 7075-T6 aluminum alloy, resulting in a lightweight body of 137.5g. It supports both RCA and clip cord connections, allowing you to choose based on your power supply environment.
This model is designed for lining, with a frame structure that suppresses vibration. It is suitable for artists familiar with conventional machines or studios considering it as a dedicated linework machine. The color is solid black.
Product Features
- Aerospace-grade 7075-T6 Aluminum Frame: A material that combines strength and lightness, with a body weight of 137.5g. This weight class helps reduce strain on the hand during long tattooing sessions.
- Reinforced Frame Structure with Vibration Suppression: The frame is designed to reduce vibration, supporting stable operation during linework.
- RCA and Clip Cord Compatible: Can be used with either connection method, allowing for integration with your studio's existing power supply environment.
- Conventional Liner Specification: This model is a spring-driven conventional machine tuned specifically for linework.
Product Details
Key specifications are as follows:
- Brand: FK Irons (Evolution)
- Product Name: AL13 Roswell Aluminium Tattoo Machine
- Type: Conventional (Spring-driven) / Liner
- Connection Type: RCA and Clip Cord compatible
- Material: 7075-T6 Aerospace Aluminum Alloy
- Weight: 137.5g
- Color: Solid Black
Recommended for
This is recommended for those looking for a dedicated linework machine among conventional machines.
- Those who are accustomed to spring-driven conventional machines and want a dedicated liner.
- Those who want a lightweight frame machine for long sessions.
- Those who want to integrate it with an existing RCA or clip cord power supply environment.
Precautions
Before use, please check the usage instructions and adjustment methods described by the manufacturer or on the product packaging. Conventional machines differ in structure and adjustment methods from pen-style machines. Product specifications, packaging, and accessories may change depending on the time of arrival.