Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004. The DMJ-SG713 Brushless Turbo Nail Drill is a rechargeable e-file built around a brushless motor for smooth, quiet removal work, at USD $109.50 per unit for salon buyers.

Overview

A brushless motor is the upgrade experienced techs feel immediately: less vibration, quieter running and more consistent torque at every speed setting. This cordless file puts that motor in a balanced pen body, so heavy gel and acrylic removal stays controlled hour after hour in a salon, home studio or mobile kit.

Specifications

Why You’ll Love It

• Brushless turbo power – dependable torque that stays steady during long removals.
• Quiet operation – less motor noise means a calmer experience for clients.
• Rechargeable freedom – cordless sessions for desks, home visits and travel.
• Variable speed – fine control from gentle buffing to fast product removal.
• Standard bit fit – accepts the common carbide and ceramic bits already on your shelf.

Technique & Care Notes

Move the bit in short, sweeping strokes and keep the working edge parallel to the nail, letting the motor do the cutting rather than applying downward pressure. Clean the handpiece and bits between clients, and store the drill in its case to protect the chuck. New users should start on the lowest speed and progress only as control improves; our nail drill bits guide explains which bit to choose per step, and the gel removal guide covers full removal workflow.

For complete station stocking, bundle DMJ-SG713 with spare bits and our gel polish lines so salons can source machines and product from one wholesale cart.

FAQ

What powers the DMJ-SG713?

It is battery-powered and rechargeable through the bundled adapter, so it runs cord-free during sessions and tops up quickly between uses.

Is the brushless motor noticeably different from a standard drill?

Yes – brushless motors typically run cooler, quieter and with steadier torque, which reduces hand fatigue during long removal appointments.

Can I use bits from my current drill?

As long as the bit shank matches the collet of this handpiece, standard salon carbide and ceramic bits fit and work normally.

Is this suitable for removing both gel and acrylic?

Yes. With the correct bit and moderate speed, it clears soak-off gel, hard gel and acrylic enhancements efficiently while preserving the natural plate.