1. MANICURE MACHINE A-019-1 2. WORK MORE QUIETLY AND LESS VIBRATION. 3. 110V OR 220V ARE AVAILABLE.

Products Item:	A-019-1	Eco-friendly:	YES	OEM:	Welcome
Size:	64*63*32CM	Gross Weight:	27KG	Net Weight:	25KG
Sample Time:	5 DAYS	Produce Time:	10 DAYS	MOQ:	10 PCS
Material:	SAFE	Composition:		Packing:	10PCS/CARTON

NAIL DRILL MANICURE MACHINE SET :

 Elegant appearance Style, simple elegant modeling. Stable performance, high quality, use well in environment. Input voltage rage:  100-120V, 220-240V 60/50Hz for world wide. Output voltage scope: DC 1.25-17V. Continuously adjustable. The handset adopts the card buckles tight structure, safety, conveniently disassembles. Transmission system adopts the structure of dual absorption of shock, Extremely quiet and smooth - No Vibration. Max rotaion speed: 35,000 r.p.m Forward and reverse Operation switch. Over voltage and over current protection intruction in machine.  

Specification:

      Main (power supply & Control) part

Rated voltage range:110-120V 50/60Hz Output rated voltage DC2-17V Rated power input:10W Output current:0.8A

Hand piece(motor)part

Working voltage:DC2-17V Rated current:0.56A No load speed:35000RPM

Package contains:

      1. Twist-lock handpiece    1 pcs       2. Foot pedel control.       1 pcs       3. Power pack                 1 pcs       4. Handpiece pedestal      1 pcs       5. Nail drill bits                 6 pcs

HOW  TO USE:

1

Assemble your tools and supplies. You will need your nail drill and the appropriate nails. Also, be sure that your work area is level and clean.

2

Read the manufacturer's directions that accompanied the nail drill. This will help you determine what type of nails that you need, and any additional safety equipment, you always should use safety goggles. It will also tell you exactly how to load the nails into the drill.

3

Place marks on the piece of material you are about to nail. You can do this using the carpenter's pencil. These marks will indicate the desired spacing for the nails. Generally, you should place the nails at equal increments apart. For example, if you will be placing nails at 16 inches on center, then you place a nail in the center of the piece of material being nailed, and then 16 inches apart on either side until you reach the edge of the piece of material. To make these measurements ahead of time, mark them with the carpenter's pencil.

4

Connect the nail drill to the air compressor with an air hose. The air compressor should be turned to the MAP (maximum allowable pressure) setting, usually 120 lbs. Find the MAP for your specific nail drill in the instruction manual.

5

Place the nail drill over the mark you made on the wood. Wear your safety goggles and have a firm grip on the materials you are nailing. It may help to work with a partner.

6

Release the safety mechanism. Do this carefully. You should again refer to the instructions to determine exactly how to do this on your particular model. Never release this mechanism until you are prepared to nail.

7

Pull the trigger on the nail drill to release the nail. Continue to follow this step over every mark you made on the piece being joined.