Painful Pleasures derm160 14g Titanium Dermal Anchor with 2-Hole Base & 4mm Disc - Price Per 1

14g Titanium Dermal Anchor With 4mm Disc, 2-Hole Base & 4 Rise Options (Price Per 1)

Each of these titanium dermal anchors comes with a 4mm steel disc-shaped dermal top and your choice of 4 rise options: 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, or 3mm. These dermal anchors and their posts are each made from a single piece of implant-grade titanium. The bases have two holes in them--a small hole on the short side of the base and a longer, oblong hole on the long side of the base; the holes allow tissue to grow up through and around these dermal anchors to hold them in place more securely as dermal piercings heal.

These 14g titanium dermal anchors are sold individually (price per 1). Each one comes with a 4mm steel disc top, but you can use any of our 12g or 14g dermal tops with internal 1.2mm threading with these dermal anchors.

Specifications:

• Material: Implant-Grade (23) Titanium Dermal Anchor & 316L Surgical Steel Dermal Top
• Gauge: 14g (1.6mm)
• Threading: Internal 1.2mm
• Rise Options: 1.5mm (~1/16"), 2mm (3/32"), 2.5mm (~3/32"), or 3.0mm (1/8")
• Base Size: 7mm-Long (~9/32") x 0.5mm (~1/32") Thick
• Price Per 1 Dermal Anchor

The following webchart is a quick reference guide for standard body jewelry measurements and how to measure basic body jewelry. Please print this webchart to help measure your body jewelry accurately.

Visit our PainfulPleasures Infocenter for additional body jewelry information. There, you will find detailed articles on standard body jewelry sizes, how to measure body jewelry, basic body jewelry, and more.

Ensure compatibility between standard (non-custom) PainfulPleasures body jewelry parts using the tables below. More information on threading, including custom thread patterns, can be found in our Threading Infocenter article.

Internally threaded jewelry has a threaded post on the top and/or end, which is then inserted into a threaded hole in the barbell shaft.

Externally threaded jewelry has a threaded post on the barbell shaft, which is then inserted into a threaded hole in the top and/or end.