- Cordless E-file (with Brushless motor): Offers ultimate mobility (Luxury) with a completely clutter-free workspace. A brushless motor reduces internal friction, resulting in virtually zero vibration (Health for your joints), extremely quiet operation, and a significantly longer lifespan.

- Corded E-file: The reliable workhorse for nail techs who keep their e-file permanently in one spot and never want to think about recharging a battery.

Our cordless e-files are equipped with a high-capacity battery that easily lasts an entire workday (up to 8–10 hours depending on your RPM usage). Should the battery run low during an appointment, simply plug in the charging cable and keep working while it charges.

- Speed (RPM): Use lower speeds (5,000–10,000 RPM) for delicate natural nails and cuticle care. Higher speeds (15,000–30,000 RPM) are designed for fast, efficient product removal like gel, acrylic, or builder gel.

- Direction: Switch the rotation direction based on your dominant hand and stroke direction to prevent the bit from jumping or slipping across the nail plate.

No, not every handpiece is compatible with every control unit. Handpieces can vary in plug design, voltage, and power requirements. To ensure you choose the right match, we clearly state in the product description of each handpiece and unit which models are compatible with each other. Always be sure to check the product details before purchasing a replacement or separate handpiece!

An e-file is a high-precision tool. To prevent vibration, protect the motor, and avoid costly repairs, keep these key best practices in mind:

- Always start and stop at zero RPM: Turn the speed dial all the way back to zero before switching the device on or off. This prevents sudden power surges that can damage the motor.

- Use dust caps: Slide a dust cap onto the shaft of your drill bit before inserting it into the handpiece. This keeps fine filing dust out of the handpiece and bearings, greatly extending its lifespan.

- Protect the locking mechanism: Never drop your handpiece and always leave a test burr or transport pin inside the chuck when storing it.

- Avoid liquids: Never spray or pour liquids directly into the opening of the handpiece.