Neuma 4 Grip - Throwback Stainless Steel 28mm

Neuma 4 in machined Stainless Steel, 28mm knurled grip.  This is our Throwback Grip because it is designed to replicate traditional styling for steel tubes with grips used on coil machines. This machine weighs 210g (7.4 OZ) and has a very low center of gravity. Stainless Steel offers remarkable balance and stability, dramatically reduced vibration, makes tattooing incredibly easy to do. We believe that its not always about making the lightest possible tattoo machines, but about putting the weight in the right place.

• Weight: 210g (7.4 OZ)
• Length: 90mm (3.6 in)
• Diameter: 28mm (1.1 in)
• Output: 8.5W
• Operating range: 4.5-9V
• Cams: (Includes all 4 stroke profile/cams in your choice of stroke length)
• 20% cycle, 2.75mm, 3.6mm, or 4.2mm stroke, autoclave compatible
• 28% cycle, 2.75mm, 3.6mm, or 4.2mm stroke, autoclave compatible
• 33% cycle, 2.75mm, 3.6mm, or 4.2mm stroke, autoclave compatible
• 40% cycle, 2.75mm, 3.6mm, or 4.2mm stroke, autoclave compatible
• Energy source: Electricity
• Connector: RCA
• Autoclave Compatible Grip: Yes
• Battery Compatible: Yes
• ALL MACHINES COME WITH A BRASS BEARING ARM INSTALLED

Carson Hill of Neuma Device has developed his fourth-generation tattoo machine, Neuma 4, after a few years of research with a particular interest in creating a ‘pen-style’ rotary tattoo machine that would place a strong emphasis on addressing the inherent limitations of traditional rotary mechanisms. The result is a multi-cam rotary mechanism that can line as quickly and effectively as a coil machine; plus shade, blend, and pack color efficiently, predictably, and reliably.

Artists’ first impressions are very positive, and feel they are outstanding liners as well as very efficient with all styles of tattooing. After a bit of experimentation with the various cams Neuma offers, artists quickly realize the high degree of utility the system offers and grow to love them even more for their versatility.

There are a number of Neuma 4 configurations that can appeal to artists of all types with all sorts of preferences. From grip size to weight, varying strike force and stroke length, there is certainly a configuration for anyone who uses Neuma 4 to suit any preference. Let your Neuma 4 conform to your personal preferences, rather than having to conform your tattooing style and approach to the performance of your machine.

Fireside series w/ Carson (six+ episodes of excellent information):
(Ty, Carson, and Jake):
https://youtu.be/Zkbtv1H4gQI
Series:
https://youtu.be/zeeZKSKXA3c or https://youtu.be/lvMqdgbeq5s
https://youtu.be/VBVG3FcESQs
https://youtu.be/B133jo2cQ2o
https://youtu.be/fTp88ZzJ4i8
https://youtu.be/likhVt5kyKA
https://youtu.be/l7kBVU-whro

Ty Pallotta review:
https://youtu.be/tSZK6jDinwQ

Nick Baxter interview:
https://youtu.be/esjVC8bxqcg

Neuma Wave Patterns:
https://youtube.com/shorts/m_dg47suNys
https://youtu.be/LL17rh0V2hU

Floaty Lady review of Brass Grip and Machine:
https://youtu.be/E8QQK38tt_M