Drill - Bit Diamond 02

Nail drills from Silcare are professional tools. They combine convenience, durability and efficiency, while taking on an interesting and attractive designs.  They are ideal for a variety of nail design techniques, adapting to the various needs of users. The comfort of work, convenient operation and the highest quality materials guarantee the long-term use of nail drills without any loss of quality. Silcare offers ceramic, diamond and carbide drills. If you are wondering which drill is for what, we’re ready to answer.

The diamond drill 02 is made out of, well, diamond - a mineral known for its durability and resistance to various adversities (temperature, mixtures, acids and more). The small ball shape makes this nail drill ideal for working on nail shafts and smoothing cuticles. It is designed for combination manicures - it is able to remove even the finest and most delicate cuticles. The gentle, fine design of the drill minimizes the risk of injury or cuts. Don't worry about how to clean the nail drill - the diamond coating of the product makes it suitable for disinfection and sterilization. Just mount the drill in any nail drilling machine from Silcare, such as the nail drill machine 65W PRO, and get to work.

By choosing a diamond coated drill, you get a convenient and durable tool that will allow you to perform a range of manicure and pedicure treatments. The ball-shaped design and extremely hard material allow for many years of loss-free use.

• made of diamond,
• small ball shape,
• elegant design,
• specialized tool,
• the diameter of the pin is 2.35 mm,
• compatible with all Silcare drilling machines.

Fix the drill in the appropriate place of the drilling machine and proceed to work. When finished, remove the drill and clean it thoroughly.

Q: Does the shape of the drill matter so much?

A: Yes! Nail drills have different uses, depending on their shape. The ball on the end of the drill means that it is used to work with the peri-nail shafts.

Q: Does Silcare sell drills with other tips?

A: Of course - we offer cylindrical, conical, ball, teardrop and pointed drills. They all have different applications.