Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004

The DMJ-SG716 salon nail drill is a rechargeable e-file designed around the daily rhythm of a working nail studio: fast gel removal, neat cuticle work and reliable shaping without hunting for a power socket. Wholesaling at US$112.50 per unit, it is a dependable workhorse for multi-station salons.

Key Features

• Salon-focused motor – steady, consistent rotation for removal and finishing across a full client list.
• Rechargeable operation – cordless freedom for stations, home visits and trade shows.
• Precision speed control – gentle settings for cuticle care, higher speeds for gel and acrylic work.
• Comfortable handpiece – balanced and quiet enough for long appointments without hand fatigue.
• Easy bit changes – standard e-file fitting for quick swaps between coarse and fine work.

Specifications

How to Use the Salon Drill Efficiently

Keep a default routine: low speed and a fine bit for cuticle work, higher speed with a coarser bit for removal passes. Change bits between clients and wipe the handpiece so every service starts clean. For gel removal details, follow the safe technique in our removal article.

Keeping the Drill in Service

Charge the unit overnight and clean the chuck after each shift so dust never binds the bit. Inspect the cable and charge port weekly, and store the drill in its case when the studio is closed. A well-maintained e-file keeps its speed and stays quiet for years.

FAQ

What can the DMJ-SG716 be used for?

Removing gel polish, cleaning up cuticles, shaping natural nails and filing acrylic or hard gel overlays during fills and repairs.

How long does one charge last in salon use?

Typical cuticle and removal schedules run through a normal working day on one charge. Keep the charging cable available and top up during breaks on heavier days.

Is the drill loud or heavy?

It is built for quiet, balanced operation so clients stay relaxed and technicians avoid wrist strain, even on back-to-back appointments.

Where can I get more bits and accessories?

The drill uses the standard e-file bit size carried across the nail tools range, and new users should review our beginner drill safety guide before the first service.