IQ Nails MANI 5 Pro Diamond Nail Drill Bit Set 7pcs

Experience the pinnacle of precision with the IQ Nails MANI 5, a professional seven-piece drill bit set that forms the cornerstone of every nail technician's toolkit. Designed for a comprehensive manicure service, it masterfully combines the power of carbide bits with the finesse of diamond tools, offering unparalleled control at every stage—from product removal to final cuticle refinement.

Each component in this set is crafted from medical-grade materials, ensuring not only exceptional durability and resistance to wear but also complete safety and suitability for autoclave sterilization. This is an investment in the highest standards of hygiene and quality for your salon. This manicure drill bit kit is expertly curated to meet the demands of working with hybrid polishes, gel, and acrylics.

• Comprehensive Solution: Seven drill bits with various shapes and grits to cover all manicure tasks.
• Premium Materials: Made from certified medical-grade stainless steel, tungsten carbide, and diamond coating.
• Versatile Application: Perfect for removing gel and hybrid polish as well as for precise cuticle work.
• Optimized Shapes: Cylinder, cone, flame, and ball bits allow for precise and efficient performance.
• Fully Sterilizable: All bits are suitable for autoclave sterilization, ensuring maximum hygiene.
• Professional Performance: Guarantees stable and quiet operation at recommended speeds.

What is the difference between diamond and carbide nail bits?

The primary difference lies in their construction and intended purpose. A carbide drill bit for gel polish removal, with its sharp, flute-like cuts, is designed to quickly and efficiently shave off bulk product like gel, acrylic, or hard hybrid polishes. In contrast, diamond bits, coated with fine diamond particles, are used for precision work such as abrading, lifting and removing cuticles, and smoothing the nail plate and surrounding skin. The IQ Nails MANI 5 set includes both types, providing a complete arsenal of professional nail drill bits.

What is a cone shaped nail bit for?

A cone-shaped bit is an indispensable tool in e-file and combination manicures. Its main function is to precisely lift and push back the cuticles, allowing for a deeper and more thorough cleaning of the eponychium area. It also helps remove non-living tissue from the nail plate, which significantly improves product adhesion and extends the life of the manicure. The set includes specialized diamond cuticle bits for e-file manicure that ensure gentle yet effective performance for this delicate task.

How to Use

Before the first use and after each client, the bits must be disinfected and sterilized. Step 1: Use the carbide bit (cylinder) to remove bulk product (15-20k RPM). Step 2: Use the diamond bits (cone, cylinder) to push back and prepare the cuticles (7-15k RPM). Step 3: Clean under the cuticle fold with the flame-shaped bits (7-15k RPM). Step 4: Remove excess or lifted skin with the ball bit (7-15k RPM).

Who Is This Product For?

• For professional nail stylists and technicians seeking precision tools.
• For high-end salons committed to the highest standards of quality and hygiene.
• For specialists performing combination and advanced e-file manicures.
• For artists looking for a durable, versatile, and complete nail bit set for cuticle work and filing.

Why Choose This Product?

By choosing the IQ Nails MANI 5 set, you are investing in professional-grade tools designed by experts, for experts. It is a complete, thoughtfully curated solution that elevates your standard of work, reduces service time, and guarantees flawless results for every client. Trust a brand that is synonymous with quality and innovation in the nail industry.

For optimal results, pair these bits with a professional e-file and maintain them with regular cleaning and sterilization. Elevate your services and offer your clients a superior manicure experience. Order your set today!

Ingredients: Ingredient lists for IQ Nails products are regularly updated. We recommend checking the current composition on the manufacturer's website or product packaging before use.