ONAIL Nail Drill Pro Max 50,000 rpm

ONAIL Pro Max: the rechargeable nail drill that changes your workday

No more hunting for a socket under the desk. No more machine stalling halfway through a removal. No more handpiece spinning idly while you swap bits. The ONAIL Nail Drill Pro Max was designed for one thing: so you never have to think about your equipment again.

What you will love every day

• Your removals go twice as fast. With 50,000 rpm and ONAIL bits, the gel comes off without you having to press or go over the same spot three times.
• You finally work free. The control unit runs on battery: no need to be plugged into the mains. It follows you everywhere, at the chair, at clients' homes, in training, and recharges via USB-C just like your phone. The handpiece stays connected to the unit by a flexible cable.
• It stops by itself. Place the handpiece on its magnetic stand and the rotation cuts out instantly. One press of its button to start again.
• It protects fragile nails and your usual bits. The 30,000 rpm mode is made for two situations: your first steps, while your technique settles in, and working with your standard bits mounted on the adapter. Zero risk of overheating, zero stray vibration.
• You stop noticing it in your hand. 139 g in the hand, balanced for long days.
• You have peace of mind for 2 years. 2-year warranty and after-sales service handled by us, in France.

Reliable, simple, smooth, powerful, fast and accessible from your very first sets.

50,000 rpm: power that never lets you down

This is where the difference is made. On a thick removal, an ordinary machine strains, heats up and loses speed. The Pro Max works at a third of its reserve. The result: a clean stroke, a single pass, and you move on.

You unlock that 50,000 rpm reserve with ONAIL bits, machined from a single piece to spin perfectly true at high speed. Over a six-client day, that adds up to dozens of minutes saved. And less fatigue in your hand.

Two modes: it adapts to you

Add forward and reverse rotation (essential to keep the same movement on the left hand as on the right) and a screen that constantly shows your speed, your mode and your battery level.

Everything right in front of you: actual speed, rotation direction, active mode and battery.

The stand that cuts the rotation

This little detail is one you will miss everywhere else. Place the handpiece on its magnetic stand: the rotation stops instantly. No button to look for, no need to take your eyes off your client. To resume, one press on the handpiece's diamond-shaped button and you are off again. And because the stand is magnetic, the handpiece never rolls across the worktop.

Placed on its stand, the handpiece stops dead. One press of its button to start again.

Everything is controlled with your thumb

The diamond-shaped button on the handpiece does two things, and both save you from loosening your grip.

• One press: start or pause. The gesture you will make a hundred times a day.
• Two presses: reverse the rotation direction. Switch from one hand to the other, from the outer edge to the inner edge, without changing your position.

The control unit repeats these two commands and also lets you switch between the 30,000 rpm mode (for beginners and for working with your standard bits on the adapter) and the ONAIL mode that unlocks the full 50,000 with ONAIL bits, directly from the unit, with no menus to scroll through. The screen constantly displays speed, rotation direction and battery level.

A handpiece built to last

It is the part you hold all day long, and the one that gives cheap machines away. ONAIL chose a handpiece forged at 1,200 °C, rated for five to ten years of professional use. An investment you will not be repeating every two years.

A handpiece forged at 1,200 °C, rated for five to ten years of professional use.

This is the latest version of the handpiece: 139 g, compared with 171 g on the previous series. Thirty-two grams less in your hand; your wrist will notice before you do.

Comfort is what you feel at the end of the day

No vibration, quiet, perfectly stable: the Pro Max was designed to be forgotten. Your clients will appreciate the calm, and your wrist will thank you after the sixth set.

No vibration, quiet, stable: designed to be forgotten.

One or two handpieces? Make the right choice

Our advice: if you run back-to-back appointments, take both handpieces. The time saved pays back the difference within a few weeks.

Technical specifications

In the box

• The main unit
• One or two handpieces, depending on your choice
• A set of bits to get started right away
• An adapter already fitted on the handpiece, plus a second adapter
• The mains adapter and its cable, European standard
• The anti-drop magnetic stand
• A rigid carrying case
• The user manual

Please note: this picture shows the two-handpiece version. The single-handpiece version contains just one; everything else is identical.

2-year warranty and after-sales service in France

Your ONAIL nail drill comes with a 2-year warranty. If anything goes wrong, you have a single point of contact: us. You write to us, and we handle the case from start to finish. No forms abroad, no manufacturer to chase.

Your questions

Will my current bits fit?

Yes. The ONAIL takes 3 mm bits, a slightly wider format than your usual bits. That is why it comes with an adapter already fitted on the handpiece and a second adapter in the case: you can work with your standard bits as soon as you open the box, with nothing to buy and nothing to wait for.

Two habits to keep with the adapter: push the bit all the way in (the shank should not stick out by more than 5 mm) and stay in 30,000 rpm mode, with "30" shown on the screen. That is more than enough for all everyday work, and it is what guarantees a perfectly stable rotation.

Why 30,000 rpm with the adapter, and 50,000 with ONAIL bits?

It all comes down to the precision of the bit. There are two ways to manufacture a bit: with the head welded onto the shank, or machined from a single piece. The second costs two to three times more, but it spins perfectly true. ONAIL bits are machined from a single piece and rigorously inspected: that is what allows them to handle 50,000 rpm without the slightest wobble.

A welded bit can work perfectly well too, provided its balance is flawless, and that varies a great deal from one brand to another. Above 30,000 rpm, the slightest concentricity defect is amplified by centrifugal force and can cause resonance. The same logic applies to the length of shank sticking out: the longer it is, the more the bit head oscillates, by simple leverage. Hence the rule: bit pushed all the way in, 30,000 rpm maximum with your standard bits, and full power with ONAIL bits.

Is it suitable if I am a beginner?

It is actually one of its best reasons to exist. The 30,000 rpm mode lets you build confidence without ever risking overheating the nail, and you unlock full power when you are ready, with ONAIL bits.

Can I work at clients' homes with it?

Absolutely. It runs on battery, recharges via USB-C and packs away in its rigid case. That is probably the argument that will win you over if you travel to clients.

One or two handpieces, really?

One is more than enough for a single workstation. Two is the comfort choice for those who work back-to-back: two bits ready at all times and zero downtime if anything goes wrong.

How many clients can I do without recharging?

A nail technician who uses it every day reports seven to eight clients in a day without running out of battery. Your battery life will depend on your speeds and working times, but the order of magnitude is there: it is a full salon day.

Does it vibrate?

No, on three conditions, and they apply to every machine. First, quality bits: a poorly balanced bit will make even an excellent drill vibrate. Second, push the bit all the way into the handpiece: it is then held along the full length of the chuck, and that is what eliminates wobble. Finally, do not exceed 30,000 rpm with a standard bit on the adapter; keep the 50,000 for ONAIL bits, which are designed for that speed.

Why is the handpiece not cordless?

It is a deliberate choice, and it works in your favour. To be cordless, a handpiece has to carry its own battery: it becomes noticeably heavier. And it is the part you hold, eight hours a day; over a full day, it is your wrist, thumb and forearm that absorb the difference. ONAIL put the battery in the control unit: the handpiece weighs just 139 g. You stay free from the mains without paying for it with your hand's comfort.

Do I really need to work at 50,000 rpm?

Rarely, and that is normal. The professional who gives us this feedback only goes that high on very thick nails, with ONAIL bits; the rest of the time she works well below. The 50,000 is not a cruising speed, it is a reserve: it is what stops the machine from stalling the moment you apply pressure.

Ready to change your nail drill?

Choose your version above and receive your ONAIL Pro Max within a few days. Shipped from our warehouse in France, 2-year warranty, and our team is reachable if you have any question at all.