Gas Processed Piercing Forcep Clips

Modern Design -- Customer-Friendly
Piercing Clips
Compare to coming at the customer with
Stainless Steel "Hospital" tools.
Anything that helps to calm "nervous" clients is good.
Anything that is "scary" is bad.
The argument is strong.

Piercing Clips^TM
Also SAVE MONEY
Use Piercing Clips
Cheaper than reprocessing Metal tools.
It costs about $1.25 to re-process tools.
Not counting time and investment in equipment..

Disposable -- Single-Use
USA Gas Processing
Lot Number Certificates
Piercing Clip™

The Piercing Clip is a good move away from looking like hospital-use because the Piercing Clip is designed for Piercing. It is a relief and refreshing to move into our own realm with our own tools developed for our needs, not used in the operating room.

We do piercing, not open infection-prone surgery.
Piercing Clips are simple, safe, and effective.

Free Trial

Built in Spring for Tension.

Use with or without a Rubber Band.
Also see traditional forcep design
Disposable Plastic Forcep

It's true.. we don't have problems piercing with traditional medical tools.
It took a little practice to perfect our skills.
Do we refuse technological change because it requires training? Do we reject tools that are cheaper, more efficient and better for our customers because it takes a few times to "get" it.

Like anything else, we have to get used to them.
The reality is - they work.
And the new Piercing Clips with larger grooves holds better on wet mucosa and larger customers.
Use them with a rubber band for more holding power.

Unimax Invention: Piercing Clips™
Better:
Minimizes Discomfort for your client:
No Rough Teeth. No Sharp Edges.
Doesn't hurt. Always CLEAN.
Teeth slightly curved inward.
Try it on your own eyebrow.
Painless. Does not fall off.
Slotted for easy removal.
And does not require holding to stay in place.
No juggling act.
And best of all:
No Hazardous decontamination,
No Cleaning,
No Packaging,
No Sterilizing.
Order a Free Trial Pack.

No Clean-up
Cleaning and the space and facilities necessary for reprocessing are difficult to construct, the employees difficult to monitor and the record keeping difficult to maintain to meet modern standards...if we could ever really do it.
It is Best Practice to switch to all disposables.

No need to spend money for inventory that will get broken, will disappear, will become unattractive. 

We are not in a hospital, we don't wear masks and gowns. We don't do open "infection-prone" surgery.  We Pierce.

Unimax Second Generation Clips are available that enhance and improve the ability to hold on slippery skin without hurting the customer. They are pressure adjustable to work the way you are used to. With or without a rubber band.
Third Generation
#PC-105 and #PC-106.
 

It would be a violation of OSHA safety standards to use closed end forceps rather than "slotted" forceps because a slotted tool eliminates a hazardous step.

Not to use a cork is unsafe because you are exposing yourself to injury when an alternative of protection is available and can be used so that you do not have to needlessly handle an uncovered sharp.
Free-hand piercing is unacceptable, and OSHA agrees with our conclusion.

Piercing Clips are light, they literally stick out from the skin, as if floating on air and don't require contortion-ism while reaching for the needle.  Look at the picture. You only need to let it rest upon your hand and concentrate on safety.
This is good.

"We are proud to invent and produce
State-of-the-Art Tools for Tattoo and Piercing."
Wes Wood, Pres., Unimax Supply Co Inc