New fixed-stroke complete machines deliver distinct performance profiles for 3.5mm, 4.2mm, and 5.0mm applications, while ANTINK's modular architecture gives distributors and professional studios greater flexibility, easier maintenance, and scalable configuration options

Prepared from ANTINK Obsidian product documentation | June 2026

ANTINK introduces a new eccentric cam wireless tattoo machine family with differentiated stroke profiles and a stronger visual identity for the professional market.

**Zhuji, Zhejiang, China - June 16, 2026** - ANTINK today announced the release of its new eccentric cam wireless tattoo machine lineup, a complete machine platform designed for professional artists who require stable power delivery, lower maintenance, strong mechanical efficiency, and clearly differentiated stroke performance. Built around ANTINK's original eccentric cam structure and supported by a broader modular design system, the new lineup gives studios, distributors, and brand partners a more structured way to choose, configure, and scale professional tattoo equipment.

The launch introduces a full family of eccentric cam complete machines spanning fixed-stroke and adjustable-stroke concepts, with particular emphasis on ANTINK's fixed-stroke B Series program. This range is organized around three purpose-built stroke categories: 3.5mm for balanced all-around work, 4.2mm for stronger linework and faster color packing, and 5.0mm for maximum impact in heavy saturation and demanding skin conditions. At the same time, ANTINK is expanding the value of the platform through a modular component architecture that combines power supply modules, drive systems, and grip components into up to 30 complete machine configurations.

A Complete Eccentric Cam Machine Family Built for Professional Control

The new ANTINK eccentric cam lineup is engineered as a professional wireless solution rather than a generic rotary platform. According to ANTINK's product documentation, the system is designed around a patented or patent-pending eccentric cam structure that reduces energy loss, preserves torque, and provides clear, direct needle feedback. Compared with more complicated adjustable mechanisms, the fixed-stroke structure emphasizes mechanical simplicity, stable output, lower heat generation, and longer-term reliability.

Across the range, the complete machines share a high-strength 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum body, brushless motor architecture, USB Type-C charging, AI Smart Mode and Standard Mode, and a working voltage range of 4.5V to 12V. In the lightweight `PSC01` configuration, the machine weighs approximately 205g, runs at up to 10,500 RPM, and uses an `18350` battery format with approximately 1100mAh capacity and about one hour of fast charging. ANTINK positions this combination as a professional daily-use setup that balances portability, speed, and dependable power delivery.

The mechanical and ergonomic design language is equally important to the launch. ANTINK's source materials repeatedly emphasize low vibration, reduced noise, tighter internal fitment, refined anodized finishing, improved heat dissipation, and better long-session comfort. The goal is not only to improve machine output, but to reduce fatigue, minimize interruptions, and help artists maintain consistency across long working sessions.

Three Fixed-Stroke Performance Profiles for Distinct Tattooing Styles

One of the clearest strengths of the new launch is that ANTINK is not treating stroke length as a minor technical specification. Instead, the company is positioning each fixed-stroke machine as a dedicated professional tool for a different creative and operational context.

3.5mm Fixed Stroke: The Balanced Daily Driver

The 3.5mm fixed-stroke configuration is positioned as the balanced all-purpose machine for lining, shading, realism, and long-session control.

ANTINK describes the `3.5mm` fixed stroke as the "sweet spot" of the lineup. This configuration is intended for artists who need one machine to perform across lining, grey wash shading, realism, fine detail, and daily studio work. The shorter stroke cycle creates a softer impact on skin while preserving enough power for crisp, clean lines. In practice, that means smoother gradients, finer transitions, lower trauma, and more stable control in sensitive areas.

From a mechanical standpoint, the `3.5mm` setup benefits from the simplicity of a fixed cam structure. Without the friction points commonly introduced by more complex adjustable mechanisms, ANTINK positions this system as highly efficient, cooler-running, and more durable over extended sessions. The result is a configuration aimed at artists who value reliability, consistency, and broad creative flexibility.

The `3.5mm` group is built around drive system `DSC02` and includes standard body variants such as `LW010201BK`, `LW010201GN`, `LW010201GD`, `LW010201NA`, `LW010202BK`, `LW010202GN`, `LW010202GD`, and `LW010202NA`, with grip options spanning `GC01` and `GC02`. ANTINK also extends the offering through bundle variants, including dual-battery kits and multi-stroke sets designed for broader professional use.

4.2mm Fixed Stroke: Higher Efficiency for Bold Work and Saturated Color

The 4.2mm fixed-stroke configuration is designed for stronger punch, faster color packing, and more efficient performance in bold styles and tougher skin conditions.

The `4.2mm` fixed stroke is positioned as the power-focused middle ground of the range. ANTINK presents this setup as the preferred option when speed, punch, and high saturation matter most. It is engineered for bolder linework, solid color packing, traditional and neo-traditional styles, and tougher skin areas where stronger, more immediate penetration is needed.

The company's product copy emphasizes that the `4.2mm` system delivers a rawer, more forceful response while remaining controllable through balanced chassis engineering. The fixed eccentric cam is described as transferring torque more directly from the brushless motor, helping larger needle groupings penetrate cleanly and reducing the need for repeated passes. ANTINK also links this setup to higher throughput, better compatibility with dense pigments, and improved studio efficiency for artists who want to shorten working time without sacrificing saturation.

This performance family uses drive system `DSC03` and includes standard variants such as `LW010301BK`, `LW010301GN`, `LW010301GD`, `LW010301NA`, `LW010302BK`, `LW010302GN`, `LW010302GD`, and `LW010302NA`, plus bundle configurations such as `LW010301BK+PSC01` and `LW010302BK+PSC01`.

5.0mm Fixed Stroke: Maximum Impact for Heavy Saturation and Demanding Conditions

The 5.0mm fixed-stroke model represents ANTINK's highest-impact complete machine for blackout work, deep saturation, and aggressive large-needle applications.

At the top end of the fixed-stroke program, ANTINK positions the `5.0mm` system as its highest-impact eccentric cam configuration. This is the setup aimed at artists working with heavy blackwork, high-coverage packing, large magnum groupings, hard skin areas, and other conditions that demand deep penetration and maximum momentum.

According to ANTINK's source materials, the `5.0mm` architecture is designed to create a stronger vacuum-and-push cycle, a longer needle travel path, and more decisive pigment delivery per hit. The company frames this as a professional solution for reducing repeat passes, improving saturation speed, and maintaining performance in difficult areas such as elbows, knees, scar tissue, and other resistant surfaces. ANTINK also notes that the larger stroke benefits from chassis balancing in 7075 aluminum to keep recoil manageable for experienced users who need aggressive power without uncontrolled hand vibration.

The `5.0mm` group uses drive system `DSC04` and includes models such as `LW010401BK`, `LW010401GN`, `LW010401GD`, `LW010401NA`, `LW010402BK`, `LW010402GN`, `LW010402GD`, and `LW010402NA`, in addition to dual-battery bundle variants for studios that require uninterrupted heavy-duty operation.

Modular Architecture Extends the Platform Beyond a Single Machine

ANTINK's modular platform separates power, drive, and grip components to support easier replacement, clearer configuration logic, and broader commercial flexibility.

Alongside the complete eccentric cam machines, ANTINK is also highlighting a fully modular design system that expands the commercial value of the platform. Rather than treating hardware as a closed, one-piece product, ANTINK has structured the system around swappable power supply components, drive systems, and grip modules. This allows distributors, resellers, and professional users to configure machines more precisely around budget, runtime, display preference, stroke behavior, and grip diameter.

At launch, the modular system includes three power supply components (`PSC01`, `PSC02`, and `PSC03`), five drive system components (`DSC01` through `DSC05`), and two grip modules (`GC01` and `GC02`). ANTINK states that these modules can be freely combined into 30 complete machine combinations.

This architecture delivers several practical advantages:

• It allows buyers to match different display and battery profiles to different working styles.
• It supports easier after-sales maintenance and faster component replacement.
• It improves future upgrade flexibility for studios and distribution partners.
• It reduces downtime by enabling quick battery swap and standardized component changes.
• It creates a stronger platform for B2B sales, private label conversations, and structured product family expansion.

From the power module side, `PSC01` offers a top display with a `0.99"` screen, `18350` battery format, and compact lightweight positioning. `PSC02` expands runtime with an `18500` battery and the same top-display approach, while `PSC03` introduces a larger `1.47"` front display paired with an `18500` battery for users who prefer clearer front-facing visual monitoring.

On the drive side, the modular platform spans both eccentric cam and floating plate technologies. `DSC01` supports adjustable eccentric cam performance with a `2.8mm` to `5.0mm` range, `DSC02`, `DSC03`, and `DSC04` anchor the fixed-stroke eccentric program at `3.5mm`, `4.2mm`, and `5.0mm`, and `DSC05` adds floating plate adjustable stroke capability from `2.0mm` to `4.5mm`. Grip options include `GC01` at `34mm` and `GC02` at `38mm`, giving users different ergonomic profiles without changing the broader system architecture.

A Stronger Platform for Studios, Distributors, and Brand Growth

Taken together, the complete machine launch and modular system expansion signal a broader strategic move by ANTINK. The company is not only releasing individual tattoo machines; it is building a product platform with clearer segmentation, stronger component logic, and a more scalable professional story.

For artists, that means choosing a machine based on actual working behavior rather than marketing generalities: balanced versatility at `3.5mm`, stronger output at `4.2mm`, or maximum impact at `5.0mm`. For studios, it means better standardization, easier replacement planning, and broader coverage of different artist preferences inside one system family. For distributors and import partners, it means a more flexible catalog structure with multiple complete machines, upgrade paths, and component-level selling opportunities.

ANTINK's emphasis on brushless drive efficiency, high-strength aluminum construction, low vibration, stable output, quick battery exchange, visualized control, and component interchangeability gives the launch a clear operational message: professional hardware should not only perform well in the moment, but also fit the long-term realities of modern tattoo businesses.

Availability

The newly introduced eccentric cam wireless tattoo machine family and the ANTINK modular design system are now presented as part of ANTINK's latest professional catalog lineup. The current documented range includes adjustable-stroke and fixed-stroke eccentric cam complete machines, fixed-stroke B Series variants, modular power and drive components, and grip modules designed for further platform expansion.

About ANTINK

ANTINK is the international tattoo equipment brand of Zhuji Taituo Machinery Technology Co., Ltd., a manufacturer focused on research and development, precision machining, and professional tattoo hardware production. According to ANTINK's catalog materials, the company brings more than 20 years of manufacturing experience to its current product development strategy, combining direct factory capability with original design and modular engineering for the global tattoo equipment market.