Barrier Film

Self-adhesive barrier film to protect surfaces and equipment from cross-contamination.

Work surfaces, trays and equipment in the studio can be covered with self-adhesive film before a session begins. Afterwards, the film is peeled off and discarded, leaving the surface underneath ready for the next client. According to the subcategory description, the self-adhesive films on rolls peel off without residue.

There are three PE film items to choose from. The tattoo cover film roll is 10 cm wide and 200 m long, transparent, water-repellent and latex-free; it is thin and flexible and adapts to body contours. The wide barrier film at 15 cm × 100 m is intended for work surfaces and equipment. The pre-perforated barrier film comes in a dispenser box of 1,200 sheets.

Typical applications

  • Covering work tables, trays and set-up surfaces before every session
  • Wrapping equipment surfaces, power supplies and controls
  • Covering freshly tattooed skin after the session
  • Piercing studios and other practices with frequently touched surfaces

What to look for when buying

Choose the film according to the area and the way you work. The 10 cm tattoo cover film is meant for skin and narrow equipment parts. Larger table surfaces and devices are covered faster with the 15 cm roll. If you prefer not to measure, take the barrier film in the dispenser box and pull out pre-perforated sheets one by one.

Pack sizes differ considerably: the 10 cm roll is supplied singly in a box, the 15 cm roll in cartons of 6, each with a minimum order of 6 rolls. The barrier film is available from a single dispenser box.

Frequently asked questions

Does the film leave adhesive residue?

The subcategory describes the self-adhesive films as peeling off without residue. For sensitive surfaces, it is best to test a sample first.

Which film is intended for skin?

The 10 cm tattoo cover film roll. It is thin, flexible, water-repellent and latex-free.

How many sheets are in the dispenser box?

1,200 pre-perforated sheets.