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Purple Flame Carbide Nail Drill Bit – Professional Carbide Bit for Gentler Removal of Gel and Acrylic Nail Enhancements

Purple Flame Carbide Nail Drill Bit is a professional carbide drill bit designed for gentler and more controlled removal of gel and acrylic nail enhancements using an electric nail drill. Thanks to its fine cutting teeth, elongated flame shape and single-direction design for right-handed technicians, it allows gradual removal of artificial nail material while maintaining good control over the amount being removed.

The working head features a distinctive elongated flame shape with a rounded tip. This profile allows the contact between the cutting teeth and the material being treated to be adjusted when working on different areas of an artificial nail enhancement. The finer cutting teeth help remove material more gradually than coarse drill bits, which is particularly appreciated by nail technicians who prefer more precise control during their work.

The drill bit features single-direction cutting teeth designed for right-handed technicians. When the correct rotation direction, appropriate working speed and light pressure are applied, it allows smooth removal of nail enhancement material.

The purple identification band on the shank indicates the fine grade of the drill bit. Thanks to its more controlled material removal, it is a suitable choice not only for experienced professionals but also for beginner nail technicians learning the correct technique for working with an electric nail drill.

Key Features and Benefits

• Carbide construction – durable drill bit designed for professional work with nail enhancement materials.
• Fine cutting teeth – allow more gradual and controlled removal of gel and acrylic nail enhancements.
• Purple identification band – indicates the fine grade of the drill bit.
• Elongated flame shape – allows smooth guidance when working on different areas of an artificial nail enhancement.
• Rounded working head tip – makes it easier to adapt the movement of the drill bit to the surface being treated.
• Single-direction cutting teeth – designed for right-handed technicians.
• Controlled material removal – suitable for procedures where precision and gradual removal of enhancement material are important.
• Also suitable for beginner nail technicians – the finer cutting teeth make it easier to monitor the amount of material being removed.
• Durable working tool – carbide construction is designed for repeated professional use with proper care.
• 2.35 mm shank diameter – for electric nail drills with a compatible chuck system.

When and How to Use the Drill Bit

The fine flame-shaped carbide drill bit is primarily intended for procedures where gel or acrylic nail enhancements need to be removed with greater control over the amount of material being taken off.

• Gentler removal of gel nail enhancements – gradual removal of cured builder gel.
• Gentler removal of acrylic nail enhancements – controlled removal of hard acrylic material.
• Reducing enhancement thickness – gradual removal of excess material before further treatment.
• Working on artificial nail material – refining selected areas of an enhancement according to the specific working procedure.
• Use by beginner nail technicians – finer material removal makes it easier to monitor progress while learning the correct technique.
• Professional use by right-handed technicians – the single-direction cutting teeth are designed for the corresponding working direction.

Important: Although the drill bit has finer cutting teeth, it is still a carbide attachment intended for working on artificial nail materials. It is not designed for use on the natural nail plate, cuticles or surrounding skin.

Why Choose a Fine Flame-Shaped Drill Bit?

The fine cutting teeth combined with the elongated flame-shaped working head allow gradual material removal while maintaining good control over the movement of the drill bit. Compared with coarser drill bits, this design is particularly suitable for situations where the aim is not to remove as much material as possible in a short time, but to work with greater precision.

• Finer cutting teeth – allow gradual removal of material.
• Elongated profile – supports smooth movement of the drill bit across the surface of an artificial nail enhancement.
• Narrower rounded tip – provides the possibility of more precise guidance on selected areas of the enhancement material.
• Wider central section – allows a larger contact area to be worked on when the attachment is positioned at a suitable angle.
• More controlled working – helps monitor the amount of remaining material more accurately.

The finer design of the drill bit alone does not guarantee safety when it comes into contact with natural nails or skin. Correct technique, appropriate pressure and controlled movement of the attachment are essential.

Recommended Working Procedure

1. Preparing the workstation: Prepare a clean working environment and suitable dust extraction, and check the condition of the electric nail drill.
2. Inspecting the drill bit: Before use, check that the cutting teeth are not damaged, deformed or excessively worn.
3. Securing the attachment: Correctly insert the 2.35 mm drill bit shank into a compatible chuck mechanism and secure it according to the nail drill manufacturer's instructions.
4. Setting the rotation direction: Select the rotation direction corresponding to the single-direction cutting teeth designed for right-handed use.
5. Setting the working speed: The recommended optimal speed is 20,000 rpm. Do not exceed the maximum permitted speed of 30,000 rpm.
6. Removing enhancement material: Work with light, controlled pressure and smooth movements across the surface of the artificial material.
7. Regular monitoring: Check the amount of material remaining and adjust the working procedure as needed.
8. Protecting the natural nail: Avoid bringing the cutting teeth close to the natural nail plate. Use a more suitable, gentler tool when working near it.
9. Preventing heat build-up: Do not keep the rotating drill bit in one place for an extended period. Stop working if uncomfortable heat or vibrations occur.
10. Finishing the procedure: Allow the nail drill to come to a complete stop before changing or removing the attachment.
11. Cleaning and maintenance: After use, remove material residue from the cutting teeth and carry out appropriate hygienic treatment.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: Purple Flame Carbide Nail Drill Bit
• Product type: carbide drill bit for electric nail drills
• Material: carbide
• Working head shape: elongated flame with a rounded tip
• Coarseness: fine
• Colour identification: purple band
• Cutting tooth design: single-direction cutting teeth
• Intended for: right-handed technicians
• Working head diameter: 4 mm
• Working head length: 13.7 mm
• Shank diameter: 2.35 mm
• Optimal working speed: 20,000 rpm
• Maximum permitted speed: 30,000 rpm
• Application: gentler removal of gel and acrylic nail enhancements
• Not suitable for: natural nails, cuticles and skin

Recommended Working Speeds

These values represent the working parameters of this attachment. Always adjust the speed according to the material being treated, the working technique and the nail drill manufacturer's instructions. Never exceed the maximum permitted rotation speed.

Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilisation

Regular and proper maintenance helps preserve the performance of the carbide cutting teeth, their service life and hygienic safety during repeated use.

1. Mechanical cleaning: After use, remove dust and nail enhancement material residue from the cutting teeth using a suitable cleaning brush.
2. Thorough cleaning: Clean the attachment using a procedure suitable for carbide tools.
3. Disinfection: Use a disinfectant intended for metal instruments and follow the prescribed concentration and contact time.
4. Sterilisation: Only sterilise using a procedure approved by the attachment manufacturer. If hot-air sterilisation is permitted by the manufacturer, do not exceed 180 °C.
5. Protecting the cutting teeth: Higher temperatures may negatively affect the hardness and service life of the cutting teeth.
6. Drying: The attachment must be clean and dry before storage or reuse.
7. Checking the technical condition: Regularly inspect the cutting edges, working head and shank. Do not continue using damaged or excessively worn drill bits.
8. Storage: Store the clean, dry drill bit separately from used tools and protect the cutting teeth against mechanical damage.

DENATO Professional Recommendation

The finer carbide drill bit allows more controlled removal of nail enhancements but is not intended for use on natural nails. The best control over material removal is achieved through the correct combination of rotation speed, smooth movement and light pressure.

For beginner nail technicians, it is important to learn how to guide the drill bit correctly and regularly monitor the amount of material remaining. The finer cutting teeth allow more gradual work but do not replace correct technique or professional training.

When working on a thicker layer of enhancement material, proceed evenly. As you approach the natural nail, change your working procedure and use a more suitable, gentler tool.

To maintain the drill bit's long service life, regularly remove accumulated material residue from the cutting teeth, avoid overloading the attachment with excessive pressure and follow the recommended working speeds.

Material & Safety

Material and design: carbide drill bit with fine single-direction cutting teeth and a flame-shaped working head measuring 4 mm in diameter and 13.7 mm in length. The shank diameter is 2.35 mm.

For professional use only. The drill bit is intended for gentler removal of gel and acrylic nail enhancements using an electric nail drill with a compatible chuck system. It is not intended for use on natural nails or skin.

• Only use electric nail drills with a chuck system suitable for a 2.35 mm shank diameter.
• Before starting the nail drill, check that the attachment is correctly and securely fitted.
• Insert the shank carefully into the chuck according to the nail drill manufacturer's instructions.
• Observe the single-direction cutting tooth design intended for right-handed technicians and use the corresponding rotation direction.
• The optimal working speed is 20,000 rpm.
• Never exceed the maximum permitted speed of 30,000 rpm.
• Work without excessive pressure and do not keep the rotating drill bit in one place for an extended period.
• Do not use the drill bit on the natural nail plate, cuticles or skin.
• Do not use the attachment on injured or irritated skin.
• Use suitable dust extraction and appropriate personal protective equipment during work.
• Stop working immediately if excessive heat, unusual vibrations or discomfort occur.
• Only change the attachment when the nail drill has come to a complete stop.
• Exceeding the maximum rotation speed may damage the nail drill's chuck mechanism.
• Excessive pressure overloads both the micromotor and the nail drill handpiece and increases drill bit wear.
• After use, remove debris and carry out cleaning, disinfection and, where applicable, sterilisation according to the manufacturer's instructions and applicable hygiene procedures.
• If hot-air sterilisation is permitted by the manufacturer, do not exceed 180 °C. Higher temperatures may reduce the hardness of the cutting teeth.
• Before reuse, check that the attachment is clean, dry and undamaged.
• Do not use damaged, deformed or excessively worn drill bits.
• Keep out of reach of children.