Microbeau E.L.B.: A Next-Generation PMU Machine with Adjustable Stroke

Microbeau Continues to Make Professional PMU Equipment More Accessible
Over the past several years, Microbeau International has become one of the most recognized manufacturers of permanent makeup equipment in the industry. Founded in 2017 by artists Gaston and Lulu Siciliano, the American company has focused from the very beginning on developing machines that combine engineering precision, ergonomic design, and the practical needs of PMU professionals. Every Microbeau machine is designed and assembled in the United States, while the company's manufacturing processes are certified to the ISO 9001 standard, reflecting a consistent commitment to quality control and production excellence.
The brand's portfolio has long included professional models such as the Bellar Air, Flux Mini, and Xion S, each designed to meet the needs of different categories of artists. In 2026, however, Microbeau introduced an entirely new machine—the Microbeau ELB (Eyes, Lips & Brows). Positioned as one of the most affordable devices in the company's lineup, it brings together several features that were previously available only on significantly more expensive PMU machines.

Microbeau E.L.B.: One PMU Machine for Every Core Procedure
The name E.L.B. stands for Eyes, Lips & Brows, immediately reflecting the machine's core concept. Rather than designing separate devices for different techniques, Microbeau has created a versatile platform that can be adapted to a wide range of permanent makeup procedures.
The defining technical feature of the new model is its adjustable stroke, ranging from 2.2 mm to 3.4 mm. This allows artists to modify the machine's performance without changing the cam or even turning the device off. A shorter stroke is well suited for more delicate procedures, while a longer stroke delivers greater impact energy, making it more effective for working on denser skin or performing techniques that require stronger needle penetration.

It is important to understand that changing the stroke does not change the pigment implantation depth. As with any professional PMU machine, implantation depth is controlled by the artist through proper technique, while stroke adjustment primarily affects the needle's impact characteristics and mechanical performance during the procedure.
Simplicity Without Compromising Functionality
Unlike flagship models, where an extensive range of settings can be overwhelming for less experienced artists, the E.L.B. was designed with simplicity and ease of use as a priority.
The machine features a color display that presents essential operating information, an intuitive stroke adjustment system, and the ability to switch between settings quickly—even during a procedure. According to Microbeau, this approach allows artists to focus more on their clients and less on constantly adjusting their equipment.

The machine also supports both wireless operation and RCA cable connectivity, making it a versatile solution for mobile artists as well as studios that prefer a wired setup.
Designed for Everyday Professional Use
From a technical perspective, the E.L.B. is powered by a 5.5-watt motor operating within a 4–12 V voltage range. The machine weighs 128 g, and its ergonomic grip tapers smoothly from 28 mm to 23 mm, helping reduce hand fatigue during extended procedures.
Microbeau has also placed a strong emphasis on battery performance. According to the manufacturer, the built-in battery provides up to 7 hours of continuous operation, allowing most artists to complete a full working day without recharging between clients.
The company also offers the machine in several color options, while replaceable battery packs are available separately, providing even greater flexibility and convenience for everyday use.
A New Direction for Microbeau
One of the most notable aspects of the E.L.B. is its price. At US$299, it is significantly more affordable than most other machines in the Microbeau lineup. By comparison, the Flux Mini and Xion S are typically priced between US$600 and US$675, while the Bellar Air belongs to the premium segment. This positions the E.L.B. between entry-level and high-end professional devices, while still offering the performance expected from a machine designed for daily use.
This is likely why Microbeau positions the E.L.B. not only as an excellent option for newer artists but also as a practical all-in-one solution for educators, training academies, and experienced professionals seeking a single machine capable of handling the majority of PMU procedures.
Conclusion
With the introduction of the Microbeau E.L.B., the company demonstrates a new direction in the evolution of its PMU equipment lineup. Rather than expanding the number of highly specialized models, Microbeau has focused on versatility, intuitive operation, and the ability to adapt a single machine to multiple techniques without complex mechanical modifications.
Its adjustable stroke, support for both wired and wireless operation, long battery life, and competitive price make the Microbeau E.L.B. one of the most noteworthy permanent makeup machines introduced in 2026. For artists looking for a single, versatile device capable of performing brows, lips, and eyeliner procedures, the E.L.B. represents a well-engineered solution that continues Microbeau's tradition of developing professional-grade PMU equipment.
Editor's Note: This article was prepared by the PULSE PMU editorial team based on information published on the official Microbeau website. All images used in this publication are official promotional materials provided by Microbeau International and are reproduced with attribution to the original source: microbeau.com. All image rights remain the property of their respective copyright holder.
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Publication date: July 17, 2026
By Sergey Yakovlev




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