Benefits of 4.0mm Stroke Rampage:

Versatility: A 4.0mm stroke offers a good balance between lining and shading, making the machine versatile enough for a wide variety of tattoo styles, from detailed line work to smooth shading.

Strong Lining and Shading: This stroke length provides sufficient needle depth for strong, bold lines while still being adaptable enough for softer shading. It’s ideal for artists who like to switch between lining and shading with one machine.

Smoother Transitions: Rampage tattoo pen is great for smooth shading and creating gradient effects, making it an excellent option for artists who work with realistic designs, portraits, or intricate shading.

Efficiency: The 4.0mm stroke length allows for efficient pigment saturation without causing excessive trauma to the skin. This can lead to quicker healing for clients.

Ideal Use Cases:

• Line Work: Strong enough to create crisp, clean lines, perfect for geometric designs, blackwork, or traditional tattoos.
• Shading and Color Packing: Can be used for shading and packing color, especially in medium-to-large areas. It provides more force than a shorter stroke length (like 3.5mm), but still allows for smooth gradient transitions.
• All-in-One Machine: Artists who prefer using one machine for both lining and shading may find the 4.0mm stroke an ideal balance.

Tattoo Styles It Works Best For:

• Realism: The longer stroke allows for deeper needle penetration, making it easier to achieve smooth shading and create detailed, realistic designs.
• Traditional Tattoos: Bold lines and solid color fills are achievable with a 4.0mm stroke machine, which works well with the bold, defined look of traditional tattoos.
• Neo-Traditional & Blackwork: The machine is strong enough to handle the bold lines and heavy black shading required for these styles.

Recommendations for Artists:

Artists who enjoy the flexibility of working on various styles and want a machine that offers both precision and depth may prefer a 4.0mm stroke machine. It's also a great middle-ground option for artists who typically switch between different stroke lengths depending on the project.