Promed Ceramic Bit Cone (198607)
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Product information "Promed Ceramic Bit Cone (198607)"
Promed Ceramic Bit Cone (198607) – for artificial nails only
The Promed Ceramic Bit in cone shape works particularly low in heat and splinter-free. When milling, ceramic generates significantly less heat than metal bits and is suitable for artificial-nail modelling (gel/acrylic); not for the natural nail. Fits all Promed nail drills with a 2.35 mm collet.
Key features at a glance
- Material: Ceramic – low in heat and splinter-free.
- Shape: Cone – for surfaces, edges and transitions.
- Application: artificial nail / gel (modelling) only; not for the natural nail.
- Shank: Dental standard Ø 2.332–2.350 mm, fits all Promed devices with a standard collet.
- Recommended speed: up to 35,000 rpm.
- Cleaning: autoclavable (121–134 °C) or in an ultrasonic bath.
What is it used for and how?
- Artificial nail modelling: remove gel/acrylic material; not for the natural nail.
- Low in heat: ceramic heats up more slowly – pleasant during longer treatments.
- Tip: work at medium speed and with light pressure; do not drop ceramic bits.
Technical data
| Article number | 198607 |
| Type | Ceramic bit, cone |
| Material | Ceramic (low in heat, splinter-free) |
| Shape | Cone |
| Application area | artificial nail / gel (modelling); not for the natural nail |
| Shank | Ø 2.332–2.350 mm (dental standard) |
| Recommended speed | up to 35,000 rpm |
| Sterilisation | autoclavable (121–134 °C) or ultrasonic cleaning |
| Compatibility | all Promed devices with a 2.35 mm collet |
Compatible devices
Fits all Promed nail drills with a standard collet (2.35 mm), including Promed 1030, 2020, 3030-X, 4030-SX2, 4040, 5040-SX2, 525/625/725/825, Ultra Pro S as well as Emotion and sensitive.
Care and safety instructions
- After use, autoclave (121–134 °C) or clean in an ultrasonic bath (e.g. Promed UC-50 / UC-60).
- Ceramic is fragile – do not drop it; work with light pressure.
- If you have diabetes or circulatory problems, consult a doctor before use.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What is the advantage of ceramic?
Ceramic works low in heat and splinter-free and is suitable for artificial-nail modelling (gel/acrylic); not for the natural nail – pleasant even during longer treatments.
Can I autoclave the bit?
Yes. This ceramic bit is autoclavable (121–134 °C); alternatively, clean it in an ultrasonic bath.
Which devices does it fit?
All Promed nail drills with a standard collet (shank Ø 2.35 mm).
With the Promed Ceramic Bit (cone), you work low in heat and splinter-free on artificial-nail modelling (gel/acrylic); not for the natural nail.
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