Sublime is KWADRON's latest cartridge developed to make working with them easier while maintaining the highest precision. Compared to standard KWADRON cartridges, the Sublime version has a newly developed cartridge tip. The main difference is a more precise fit of the needle inside the spout. This  prevent the needle from bending during tattooing, significantly improving the precision and stiffness during the work. Another change is a newly designed special textured texture of the walls of the inside of the spout, which resulted in a much better and more even flow of ink.  In addition to the innovations, KWADRON Sublime cartridges have incorporated the unique needle stabilization system proven in standard KWADRON cartridges, which ensures their durability and optimal performance. Cartridge Kwadron System is the most technologically advanced tattoo cartridges available on the market. Bet on the best solutions and raise the level of your tattooing.  

Magnums are the preferred type of needles for most shading jobs. The cartridges due to their design and have great Inkflow, which makes them ideal for packing color over larger areas and for shading large areas of skin. With the Magnum cartridges, fewer passes over an area are needed to pound the paint, which means less stress on the skin. This translates into faster healing of the tattoo and a better end result. 

Not only are the needles labeled 0.35 (#12) larger than those labeled 0.30 (#10), but the distances between needles in their configurations are also larger. Therefore, while a 0.35/15 Magnum needle, for example, will allow you to quickly fill a large tattoo area with color, the 0.30/15 magnum configuration will be slightly smaller, despite having the same number of needles, because their placement is closer together. This might slow you down because the needle will not be as large and will deliver less ink to the skin, Using a cartridge 0.30 (#10) needle size provides a smoother application of color to the skin, will allow for softer shading and make smoother transitions between black and gray. The smallest size of 0.25 (#08) will allow you to do fine details, such as in portraits It allows you to go over the skin several times, which minimizes skin damage, but will slow down your work. If you need to indent or fill an area with solid color, choose 0.30 (#10) or preferably 0.35 (#12).