Kwadron Black Ink - Kwadron Black Ink

Kwadron's First Ink Entry

Kwadron Inx Enriched Black is the brand's first own-branded ink, launched November 2024. You know Kwadron from kwadron tattoo needles and cartridges, this is their entry into the black ink category. It's a water-based, carbon-pigment black formulated for lining, shading, and filling work. One bottle, three jobs. Eikon stocks both the 4 oz and 8 oz sizes. The ink ships in the non-REACH Canadian variant, made in Poland.

What Enriched Black Does

This is an all-purpose black. You can line with it, shade with it, pack solid fills. Kwadron tattoo inks describe it as "the blackest ink available on the market today", that's their claim, not independently tested. The pigment is carbon-based, almost certainly Pigment Black 7, the standard chromophore in professional blacks. Shake before use. The safety data sheet instructs not to mix with other brands. Use within 12 months of opening.

Single-SKU Specialty Pick

Kwadron's entire ink line is two blacks total, Inx Enriched Black (all-purpose) and Inx Outlinex (lining-only). Eikon stocks only the Enriched Black. There are no colours, no greyscale sets, no white. If you want a Kwadron lining-dedicated black, that SKU isn't in our catalogue. We'd point you to Eternal Lining Black or Solid instead. This is a specialty pick alongside Eikon's other heavy-pigment blacks, not a broad-catalogue anchor.

Composition & Handling Notes

The bottle Eikon ships is the Canadian/US non-REACH variant. Kwadron has published no safety data sheet for this version. The only technical document available describes the EU REACH-compliant variant, which may differ in preservative system and trace-metal tolerances. What we know: water-based carrier with stabilising additives. The EU variant lists a paraben-free, phenoxyethanol-free preservative profile. Viscosity is not published, no "thick" or "thin" spec exists. Shake before use is the only sourced handling instruction.

No Dilution Instructions Published

Kwadron lists no recommended diluent. The safety data sheet says do not mix with products of other brands. There's no sourced basis for "dilute with distilled water" or "add propylene glycol", defer to your own setup within the shake-and-don't-mix guidance. The ink is not classified as hazardous under EU CLP regulations (EU variant). Skin and respiratory sensitisation are listed as "not classified," with the standard note that patch testing is sensible for clients predisposed to reactions.

Artist Context, Early Trajectory

This ink is roughly 18 months on the market. Independent artist consensus hasn't formed yet, there's no substantive forum or review-site coverage. One named endorsement is on file: Al Hartshorn, a 90's Ontario Black & Grey specialist, reports it "heals deep and stays black." That's the single real working-properties signal for the Canadian bottle. Treat this as a promising debut from a well-credentialed needle maker, not as an established standard. You're testing it alongside proven blacks, not replacing them outright.

Pricing & Stock at Eikon

Kwadron Inx Enriched Black sits in the mid-to-upper pricing tier, roughly $21 CAD for 4 oz, $30.75 CAD for 8 oz. That's a similar per-ounce bracket to Eternal Lining Black. It's priced above budget blacks. Eikon ships both sizes coast to coast across Canada. Same-day dispatch if you order before 2 PM ET. No drama, no delay. You get the non-REACH Canadian variant, made in Poland, from a brand you already trust for needles and supplies.

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