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35000RPM Electric Nail Drill Rechargeable USB Nail Manicure Machine

€50,17

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Portable Electric Nail Drill Main Features


【High Speed up to 35000RPM】:Our Electric Nail Drill Machine has approved the CE certificate,With a high and adjustable RPM (0-35000 RPM)speed by rotating the variable speed control knob easily,it is quite enough, the grinding is extremely fast.

【Professional Multifunctional】:Our nail drill is functional, versatile, and quiet. Designed with 6 kinds of metal bits and sanding bands, suitable for all kinds of 3/32” shank bits. Awesome for nail buffing, filing the shape of various nails, and smoothing calluses or hardened skin on your hands and feet.


【Portable & Rechargeable】:Built-in 4000mAh large capacity battery, Being fully charged for about 4.5 hours, the nail filer electric will work up to about 6-8 hours, and you can also use it as power bank for your phone. Smart and portable Design that you can portable take and use this electric nail file at anywhere anytime.


【Light Weight Handpiece Efile】: Ample ventilation holes are designed for dissipating the heat effectively, low vibration. It will not let your hand be numb after long-term use. Pencil-shape and lightweight design are perfect for extended use.

 

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