Nail Drills

A nail drill is a professional tool that utilizes an electric drive mechanism to rotate or oscillate abrasive bits for processing fingernails and surrounding skin. This device is primarily used for trimming nails, shaping, surface filing, high-gloss polishing, and removing cuticles and calluses around the nail edges. It is suitable for various nail applications, including natural nails, artificial tips, gel nails, and dip powder nails. Based on power structure and functional configuration, nail drills are mainly categorized into two types: portable, DC-powered models for home use and AC-powered professional salon equipment. The former offers user-friendly operation and a compact design, catering to routine personal care needs. The latter features multi-speed settings, higher torque output, and a comprehensive set of abrasive bits to withstand high-frequency commercial use. The target user base encompasses both personal nail care enthusiasts and professional nail technicians. During operation, bits of varying grits and materials (e.g., ceramic, carbide, metal) enable a complete workflow from coarse filing to fine polishing at adjustable speeds. Operational safety relies on precise control of rotation speed parameters and proper technique mastery.