Hazard Inks Cap

Abstract

The Hazard Inks Cap is a single-use, disposable container designed to hold tattoo ink during the tattooing process. The specialized feature is the angled cut at the bottom of the cap, set at an approximate 45-degree angle relative to the base, and a rim around the cut edge. This design facilitates easy access to the ink at the bottom of the cap by simply tilting it.

Description

FIELD

[0001] The present application relates to a novel tattoo ink cap designed to improve ink accessibility and reduce product waste.BACKGROUND

[0002] Currently within the tattoo industry, standard ink caps / cups are designed vertical in orientation. This orientation often leads to ink wastage, specifically when artists attempt to retrieve the remaining ink by tilting the cap, often resulting in ink spills. The Hazard Inks Cap provides a solution by addressing this issue. The Hazard Inks Cap incorporates an approximate 45-degree angled cut with a rim, allowing for easy access to residual ink without spillage.SUMMARY

[0003] The Hazard Inks Cap is a single-use, disposable container designed to hold tattoo ink during the tattooing process.

[0004] The disclosed exemplary provide a tattoo ink cap with an angled cut at the bottom of the cap, set at an approximate 45-degree angle relative to the base, and a rim around the cut edge.

[0005] This design facilitates easy access to the ink at the bottom of the cap / cup by simply tilting it, reducing waste like that of the standard ink cap.BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0006] Within the detailed description of the Hazard Inks Cap, there will be explanations with examples to reference what is depicted within the drawings.

[0007] FIG. 1 Side view of the Hazard Inks Cap depicting the tilt at an approximate 45-degree angle.DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0008] In the following detailed description, the design of the Hazard Inks Cap will be described to show various angles of the product, and its functionality.

[0009] The side view of the cap is shown within FIG. 1. The drawing is comprised of the cap itself 200, the rimmed stabilization edge 201, and the approximate 45-degree angle cut 202. The design shows a side view of an angled cut within the cap, which when tilted it provides easy access to the remaining ink at the bottom of the cap, minimizing waste of ink.

Examples

Embodiment Construction

[0008]In the following detailed description, the design of the Hazard Inks Cap will be described to show various angles of the product, and its functionality.

[0009]The side view of the cap is shown within FIG. 1. The drawing is comprised of the cap itself 200, the rimmed stabilization edge 201, and the approximate 45-degree angle cut 202. The design shows a side view of an angled cut within the cap, which when tilted it provides easy access to the remaining ink at the bottom of the cap, minimizing waste of ink.

FIELD

[0001] The present application relates to a novel tattoo ink cap designed to improve ink accessibility and reduce product waste.BACKGROUND

[0002] Currently within the tattoo industry, standard ink caps / cups are designed vertical in orientation. This orientation often leads to ink wastage, specifically when artists attempt to retrieve the remaining ink by tilting the cap, often resulting in ink spills. The Hazard Inks Cap provides a solution by addressing this issue. The Hazard Inks Cap incorporates an approximate 45-degree angled cut with a rim, allowing for easy access to residual ink without spillage.SUMMARY

[0003] The Hazard Inks Cap is a single-use, disposable container designed to hold tattoo ink during the tattooing process.

[0004] The disclosed exemplary provide a tattoo ink cap with an angled cut at the bottom of the cap, set at an approximate 45-degree angle relative to the base, and a rim around the cut edge.

[0005] This design facilitates easy access to the ink at the bottom of the cap / cup by simply tilting it, reducing waste like that of the standard ink cap.BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0006] Within the detailed description of the Hazard Inks Cap, there will be explanations with examples to reference what is depicted within the drawings.

[0007] FIG. 1 Side view of the Hazard Inks Cap depicting the tilt at an approximate 45-degree angle.DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0008] In the following detailed description, the design of the Hazard Inks Cap will be described to show various angles of the product, and its functionality.

[0009] The side view of the cap is shown within FIG. 1. The drawing is comprised of the cap itself 200, the rimmed stabilization edge 201, and the approximate 45-degree angle cut 202. The design shows a side view of an angled cut within the cap, which when tilted it provides easy access to the remaining ink at the bottom of the cap, minimizing waste of ink.

Examples

Embodiment Construction

[0008]In the following detailed description, the design of the Hazard Inks Cap will be described to show various angles of the product, and its functionality.

[0009]The side view of the cap is shown within FIG. 1. The drawing is comprised of the cap itself 200, the rimmed stabilization edge 201, and the approximate 45-degree angle cut 202. The design shows a side view of an angled cut within the cap, which when tilted it provides easy access to the remaining ink at the bottom of the cap, minimizing waste of ink.

Claims

1. A tattoo ink cap design comprising of a cap body configured to hold tattoo ink, said cap body having a slanted surface;2. a tiltable mechanism integrated into the cap body, wherein the tiltable mechanism allows the cap to tilt at an angle of approximately 45-degrees relative to a horizontal surface, thereby enabling improved access to ink that would otherwise be inaccessible in a traditional, non-tilting ink cap;3. a securing feature on the cap body that ensures the cap remains securely affixed to a tattoo ink tray or similar platform while in use;4. wherein the 45-degree tilt angle facilitates optimal utilization of the ink, preventing waste and enabling tattoo artists to access the full volume of ink contained within the cap.

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