It is commonly accepted that the less voltage you need to use to
obtain a solid running machine, the better. This is because you
are stressing the electromagnets less, and your machine will not
heat up as quickly. Higher grade tattoo machines will not heat
up as fast as lower grade machines. It is recommended that you
purchase a power supply that is specifically design for tattoo
artists.
Less is more when it comes to tattoo power..
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