[ERICA'S ATA] LARGE BARREL CARBIDE BIT

Essential Tool for Precision and Speed in Nail Enhancement Services
A must-have for nail professionals who require fast cutting with a smooth finish. This versatile bit is designed to handle a variety of tasks, from thinning out product and reducing thickness to shaping acrylic or gel, carving out smile lines, and removing lifting pockets. 

Fast Cutting with Smooth Finishes
One of the standout features is its ability to cut through nail enhancements quickly while still providing a smooth finish. Its large barrel design ensures that you can remove bulk product swiftly, reducing the time spent on each client and allowing you to serve more clients effectively.

Thinning Out Product and Reducing Thickness
It excels at thinning out product and reducing the thickness of nail enhancements. Whether you’re working with acrylics or hard gels, this bit makes the process quick and effortless. It’s ideal for preparing the nail for further refinements and ensures a balanced and even surface, ready for the next step in the nail service process.

Shaping Acrylic and Hard Gel
Its robust design allows for accurate shaping of acrylic and hard gel, enabling you to create the perfect nail shape that your clients desire. Whether you're crafting a classic square, elegant almond, or trendy stiletto shape, this bit provides the control and accuracy you need.

Carving Out Smile Lines
Its design allows for precise carving, ensuring that your French manicures have the perfect, sharp smile line that clients love. 

Removing Lifting Pockets
Lifting pockets can be a common issue with nail enhancements, but this is designed to tackle this problem efficiently. Its fast-cutting capabilities make quick work of lifting pockets, allowing you to get on with your removal without hassle. 

Standard shaft size 3/32”

 Made in USA

How to use:

Use parallel to the nail with gentle and consistent pressure as you glide over product you want to remove 15,000-20,000 RPM. Use in FWD direction only for right hand and REV direction for left hand users.

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