Description
Nisima Hr707cK Carbide Nail Drill Bit is a Corn-shaped carbide bit with a green coarse cut and spiral screw-shaped teeth. It is designed for fast removal of dense artificial nail materials, including gel and acrylic, and for correcting and reducing the thickness of artificial nails. The spiral tooth configuration actively removes material and helps speed up the removal process.
Key Features
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Corn shape for efficient material removal
- 5 mm working diameter
- 13 mm working surface length
- 35 mm total length
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Green marking — coarse cut
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Spiral / screw-shaped teeth for faster material removal
- Made from carbide
- Designed for dense artificial nail materials
- Suitable for gel, acrylic and other hard artificial coatings
- Suitable for e-file manicure, pedicure and nail correction
Spiral Cut for Faster Material Removal
The Hr designation indicates an additional spiral cutting pattern designed to increase material-removal efficiency. Compared with a standard cutting pattern, the spiral teeth actively engage with the artificial coating, making the bit suitable for faster removal of dense material.
The green coarse cut is intended for dense coatings and material reduction. Nisima specifically lists green Corn bits for removing gel polish and gel, correcting artificial nails and working with hard materials.
Applications
Nisima Hr707cK is suitable for:
- Fast removal of gel polish
- Removing gel and acrylic
- Reducing the thickness of artificial nail material
- Correcting extended nails
- Correcting nail length and shape
- Removing dense artificial coatings during infill and correction
- Selected pedicure procedures
- Working with calluses and other hardened areas where appropriate
How to Use
Insert the carbide bit into a compatible e-file handpiece and select the rotation speed according to the material and procedure. Work with controlled movements and avoid excessive pressure or prolonged contact in one area.
The coarse green spiral cut is intended primarily for fast removal of dense artificial materials. Avoid aggressive filing directly on the natural nail plate.
After use, clean, disinfect and sterilize the bit according to the applicable instrument-care protocol.
