Elina HartsA 506-product tattoo supply catalog — wireless pen machines, cartridge needles, pigments, power supplies, and practice skin, sold mostly under two house brands. Here's the full catalog, category by category, with real prices and stock counts.
Last updated: October 10, 2026
Disclosure: This page contains affiliate links. If you buy through them, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. I am not a tattoo artist and have not personally used these machines, needles, or inks — this breakdown is based on Dragonhawk Tattoo's own published product data and manufacturer specifications. See our methodology below.
Dragonhawk Tattoo's live catalog runs 506 products deep, almost entirely under two house brands — Mast (machines, needles, inks) and Dragonhawk itself (machines, power supplies, accessories) — plus a smaller third-party line, WJX, mostly in cartridge needles. We read the full live catalog to see exactly what's in it, broken down the way a working artist would actually shop it: by machines, needles, supplies, and inks.
How we chose
We read Dragonhawk Tattoo's complete live catalog on October 10, 2026 (506 products across four main categories) and grouped every item by type — machines, needles, supplies, and inks — then picked the best-stocked, most-documented item in each group to feature in detail. We specifically excluded bulk/wholesale multi-unit listings (10-set and 100-box bundles) from our "typical price" figures, since those inflate the range far beyond what a single artist would actually pay per item — more on that below.
The quick verdict
Worth it if you want:
- ✅ A single source for machines, needles, inks, and supplies — most of the catalog is built so you can outfit a full setup from one retailer rather than piecing it together
- ✅ Real published specs — stroke lengths, voltage ranges, needle configurations (RL/RM/ RS/M1) and taper sizes are listed in millimeters, not vague marketing language
- ✅ Both wireless pen machines and traditional coil-compatible power supplies — the catalog doesn't lock you into one machine format
- ✅ Beginner-priced entry points — starter kits and individual needle boxes start well under $50, alongside professional-tier machines in the $130–$300 range
Not worth it if you want:
- ❌ Major third-party brand names like Cheyenne, Kwadron, or Bishop — this catalog is built almost entirely around Mast and Dragonhawk's own house-brand lines
- ❌ Per-unit pricing on the bulk listings — several machine and needle listings are priced only in 5-, 10-, or 100-unit wholesale quantities, not single pieces
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The Full Catalog, by Category
506 products across four main categories: 204 tattoo machines, 200 cartridge needle listings, 78 supplies/accessories, and 20 inks — plus a handful of gift cards and service fees outside the core catalog.
⚡ Tattoo Machines (204 products, $5.99–$2,241 wholesale / ~$109–$309 single-unit)
This is by far the largest category, and it splits cleanly into two formats: wireless pen machines (the large majority) and traditional coil/rotary machines that run off an external power supply. The flagship single-unit machine by stock depth is the Mast P60 Wireless Tattoo Pen Machine ($205–$259, 10 of 12 variants in stock, shown above in rose gold) — a permanent-makeup/PMU- focused pen with an adjustable stroke length of 2.2mm to 3.2mm in five fixed steps (2.2, 2.5, 2.7, 2.9, 3.2mm). Mast's own copy ties specific stroke lengths to specific uses: 2.2–2.5mm for lip shading and sensitive skin, with longer strokes aimed at bolder linework.
Other well-stocked machines worth naming: the Mast P40 Rotary Tattoo Machine Pen Wireless Advanced Bundle ($159, 16 of 16 in stock), the Mast Tour Tattoo Machine Kit with Halo Power Supply ($134.99, 16 of 16 in stock) for artists who want a coil-style kit rather than a pen, and the WJX W3 Ultra Fast Charging Wireless Tattoo Machine ($129–$139, 10 of 16 in stock) — the best-stocked machine from the catalog's third-party brand rather than Mast or Dragonhawk's own lines.
⚠️ A note on the highest prices in this category: several listings show prices up to $2,241 — these are wholesale multi-unit bundles (5 or 10 complete machine sets sold as one listing for shop owners buying in bulk), not the price of a single machine. We did not use these figures in our "typical price" range above.
🪡 Cartridge Needles (200 product listings, $5.99–$2,320 wholesale / ~$16–$35 single box)
Needles are sold almost exclusively as boxes of 20 cartridges, organized by configuration — round liner (RL), round magnum (RM), round shader (RS), and magnum (M1), each further split by needle count and taper length in millimeters. The best-stocked single listing is the Mast Hyperink Pro Tattoo Needles, Round Liner ($17.99–$18.99, 18 of 18 variants in stock, pictured above) — Mast's own copy claims a "10% increase in durability and coloring efficiency" over its prior generation and a "larger ink storage" cartridge reservoir.
Close behind: the Mast Ocean Heart Tattoo Cartridges (box of 20, $29.99, 16 of 19 in stock), the WJX Permanent Makeup Tattoo Cartridge Needles for SMP ($21.90–$29.90, 16 of 18 in stock), and the WJX Ultra Innovation Round Liner Cartridges ($22.90–$31.90, 14 of 15 in stock). On the Dragonhawk side, the Dragonhawk Glide Extra Smooth sub-line runs across round liner, round magnum, round shader, and standard magnum configurations, each priced $15.99–$18.99 per box of 20.
⚠️ Same wholesale caveat as machines: listings like "WJX Tattoo Cartridge Needles Disposable Supply 100 Boxes 2000Pcs Mixed Size" ($2,320) are bulk shop-supply orders, not the price of a single box — we excluded these from the typical price range.
🔌 Supplies & Accessories (78 products, $7.99–$213.99)
This category covers everything that isn't a machine, needle, or ink — power supplies, grips, batteries, ink caps, and practice skin. The best-stocked standalone accessory is the Dragonhawk LCD Portable Mini Tattoo Power Supply ($29, 8 of 8 in stock, pictured above), published specs: input 100–230V AC at 50–60Hz, rated power 23W, maximum output 18V at 1.5A, net weight 145g. It's built to run both rotary and coil machines without switching modes.
For artists outfitting a full setup, replacement parts are well covered too: disposable grips for Mast's wireless pen line ($19.90–$39.90, 6 of 6 in stock), dedicated batteries for the Mast Fold2 Pro ($60, 4 of 4 in stock), and steel grips for the Fold Pro/Fold2 Pro machines ($19.90, 4 of 5 in stock). For beginners, the Dragonhawk S11 New Starter Tattoo Kit Wireless Advanced Bundle ($48.99) bundles a full pen machine with a "Mastlabs cognitive function chip" battery that Dragonhawk says auto-recognizes the motor for compatibility — a single-variant, single-unit listing rather than a multi-size product.
Also in this category: Dragonhawk Pattern-Printed Tattoo Practice Skin ($7.99–$29.99, 6 of 6 in stock, 29.5cm × 19.5cm / 11.6 × 7.68 inches) — pre-printed with generic practice flash (skateboard, butterfly, lightning bolt, crown, generic sports silhouettes) rather than any licensed artwork, aimed at beginners practicing technique before working on real skin.
🎨 Tattoo Inks (20 products, $4.25–$44, typically $6.99–$19.99 per 1oz bottle)
The smallest category, built almost entirely around the Mast Tattoo Ink house line. The best-stocked listing is Mast Tattoo Ink Triple Black / High White / Realistic Black / Oriental Black ($6.99–$19.99, 12 of 12 variants in stock, pictured above in the 1/2oz/15ml Triple Black bottle) — Mast describes it as a pre-dispersed, high-saturation ink line built for bold, long-lasting color and clean outline work. Color options extend into full series lines too: Light, Colorful, Red, Warm, and Brown color series, each sold as 1oz bottles at $9.99. A separate third-party line, Radiant Tattoo Ink Vibrant Color Series ($14 per 1oz bottle, 4 of 12 variants in stock), is the one listing in this category not under the Mast name.
Mast also sells a dedicated permanent-makeup pigment line separate from body-tattoo ink: Mast Ink for Eyebrow Color ($12.99, 9 of 11 in stock) and Mast Ink for Lip Liner Color ($12.99, 5 of 9 in stock), both formulated for PMU work rather than traditional tattooing.
Price Summary by Category
| Category | Items | Typical single-unit price |
|---|---|---|
| Tattoo machines | 204 | ~$109–$309 |
| Cartridge needles (box of 20) | 200 | ~$16–$35 |
| Supplies & accessories | 78 | ~$8–$214 |
| Inks (1oz / 1/2oz bottles) | 20 | ~$7–$20 |
| Gift cards | 1 | $10–$500 |
Figures exclude wholesale/bulk multi-unit bundle listings, which run into the thousands of dollars for 5–100-unit shop orders and would distort a per-item price comparison.
Who Dragonhawk Tattoo is for
- ✅ Artists wanting one retailer for a full setup — machine, needles, ink, and power supply are all in the same catalog, under compatible connector standards
- ✅ PMU (permanent makeup) artists — several machines (Mast P60, Mast P10 SMP) and the dedicated eyebrow/lip pigment line are built specifically for that work, separate from body-tattoo equipment
- ✅ Beginners — the $48.99 starter kit and practice skin under $30 provide a real low-cost entry point alongside the professional-tier gear
- ✅ Shops buying in volume — the wholesale multi-unit listings exist specifically for this, across both machines and needles
Who should shop elsewhere
- ❌ Artists loyal to a specific major brand (Cheyenne, Kwadron, Bishop, etc.) not carried in this catalog — it's built around Mast/Dragonhawk's own lines plus WJX, not a multi-brand marketplace
- ❌ Anyone needing a single unit from a listing only sold in bulk — some machines and needle boxes are wholesale-only at the time of writing
Frequently asked questions
Are Mast and Dragonhawk the same company?
Based on the product listings and ink labeling (Mast ink bottles print "www.dragonhawkofficial.com"
on the label), Mast appears to be a brand sold through Dragonhawk Tattoo's own site — we did not
independently verify the full corporate relationship beyond what's printed on the products
themselves.
What's the difference between a wireless pen machine and a coil machine?
Wireless pen machines (like the Mast P60 and P40) run on an internal rechargeable battery with no
external power cord. Coil/rotary machines in this catalog, like the Mast Tour kits, connect to an
external power supply box via a clip cord — the catalog sells both formats plus the power supplies
needed to run the corded ones.
What do the needle codes (RL, RM, RS, M1) mean?
These are standard tattoo-needle configuration abbreviations used across the industry: Round Liner,
Round Magnum, Round Shader, and Magnum. Dragonhawk Tattoo's listings specify the configuration,
needle count, and taper length in millimeters for each box.
Is the practice skin printed with any licensed designs?
No — the Dragonhawk practice skin we reviewed is printed with generic, unbranded flash art (shapes,
symbols, generic sports silhouettes), not licensed characters or brand marks.
Why do some machines and needle boxes cost over $1,000?
Those are wholesale multi-unit listings — 5, 10, or up to 100 individual units sold as one bundle for
shop owners buying in volume, not the price of a single machine or needle box.
Does the catalog include permanent makeup (PMU) equipment specifically?
Yes — several machines are marketed for PMU use (the Mast P60's shorter stroke-length settings,
the Mast P10 SMP), alongside a separate eyebrow- and lip-pigment ink line distinct from body-tattoo
ink.
Methodology and limitations
This is a catalog breakdown based on the retailer's own published listings and manufacturer product descriptions, not a hands-on test. We read Dragonhawk Tattoo's live product data on October 10, 2026 and reported pricing, stock/variant availability, and feature claims exactly as listed, including direct manufacturer language for specs like the Mast P60's stroke-length guidance and the LCD power supply's voltage/output figures. We are not tattoo artists and have not used any of these machines, needles, or inks on skin, and make no claim about real-world performance, durability, or safety. Price and stock reflect a single snapshot and change constantly — always confirm current pricing and availability on the retailer's site before buying, and note that bulk/ wholesale listings are priced per-bundle, not per-unit.
Sources
- Dragonhawk Tattoo official site (affiliate link)
- Product data, specifications, images and pricing read from Dragonhawk Tattoo's live catalog, October 10, 2026