A handheld piercing needle is a common tool used for ear piercing.
It usually consists of a slender metal needle, and the handle is
designed to be easy to hold and operate. The following is an
introduction to hand-held puncture needles:
Structure and design
Handheld puncture needles usually consist of two parts: the needle
body and the handle. The body part is a slender metal needle,
usually with a sharp tip to facilitate penetration of the skin. The
handle part is usually designed to be convenient and comfortable to
hold. Some handheld puncture needles are also equipped with
auxiliary push buttons or switches to control the speed and depth
of puncture.
Instructions
Ear piercing using a hand-held needle usually requires a certain
amount of skill and experience. The usual operating procedures
include:
Preparation: Before performing ear piercing, the hand-held piercing
needle first needs to be disinfected and cleaned to ensure hygienic
and safe operation.
Positioning: Determine the location of the piercing and mark it on
the ear with a marker for accurate location.
Piercing: Align the tip of the hand-held piercing needle at the
mark, and then push forward with appropriate force until it
penetrates the ear.
Completion: After the piercing is successful, you need to insert
the earrings or earrings behind the piercing into the piercing to
complete the entire process.
| 14G | 1.6MM |
| 16G | 1.2MM |
| 18G | 1MM |
| 20G | 0.8MM |
| 22G | 0.7MM |
| 24G | 0.5MM |
Precautions
When using a hand-held piercing needle for ear piercing, you need
to pay attention to the following points:
Hygiene: Ensure the hygiene of the needle and surrounding
environment to avoid infection and complications.
Technology: It is recommended to be operated by a professional ear
piercer or medical personnel to ensure the accuracy and safety of
the operation.
Safety: When using a hand-held puncture needle, pay attention to
controlling the force and angle to avoid damaging the ear or
causing unnecessary pain.
Conclusion
As a common ear piercing tool, hand-held puncture needles have the
advantages of simple operation and obvious effects, and are favored
by many people. However, you still need to pay attention to safety
and hygiene during use, and follow correct operating steps and
precautions to ensure the smooth progress of the ear piercing
process and reduce potential risks.
