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Professional Rechargeable 30000RPM Portable Electric Nail Drill (White)
Feature Highlights
Expert Versatile & Durable Flex-Shield Drill
Versatile High-Performance Bits
Equipped with 6 high-quality metal bits, this drill offers unparalleled versatility for a wide range of manicure and pedicure tasks. Whether you are working on natural acrylic nails, applying gel polish, or preparing dip powder, the drill delivers consistent results every time.
Ultra-Long Battery Life
Powered by a robust battery that charges in just 2 hours, the drill offers up to 10 hours of continuous operation. Its smart LCD display clearly indicates the optimal RPM (3000-30000) and accurate battery remaining capacity, ensuring you always know when it's time to recharge.
Portable and Lightweight Design
Designed with a durable aluminum alloy handpiece, this drill is both lightweight and comfortable to handle. It produces minimal noise, heat, and vibration, making it safe and easy to use during long sessions. Its compact size ensures easy portability, whether you are traveling to a salon or using it at home.
Easy to Use and Safe
The drill features a forward and reverse rotary switch, allowing precise control over different tasks. Variable speed control is available for different usage needs, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness. To prevent dust from clogging the ventilation holes and causing overheating and odors, we recommend frequent cleaning and proper storage.
Safety Features
Our device includes an automatic protection system that stops operation under excessive pressure. Follow these recommended RPM settings for optimal safety and effectiveness: - 8000-12000 RPM for nail prep - 15000+ RPM for sanding - 25000+ RPM for gel removal - 30000 RPM for shortening nails
Whether you're a professional in a salon or a DIY enthusiast at home, this versatile drill is the perfect tool for your nail care needs.
