RED CYLINDER BIT

Red Cylinder Diamond Bit – Perfect Smoothing for Cuticle and Lateral Folds For a "clean" and professional looking manicure, finishing the skin around the nail is a step you cannot skip. The YAS Cylindrical Diamond Bit (red ring) is the classic buffing tool, essential for smoothing rough edges and dry skin. Due to its straight shape and fine abrasiveness, it offers exceptional control on linear surfaces, leaving the lateral folds soft and ready for the final photos. Technical Specifications & Advantages in the Salon: Cylindrical Shape (Linear Contact): The straight design ensures a perfectly flat working surface. It is ideal for the uniform buffing of the lateral folds (periungual folds), leveling small imperfections and keratosis (thickened skin) in a single linear pass. Fine Abrasiveness (Red Ring): The fine diamond grit acts as a delicate mechanical "polish". It efficiently exfoliates dead cells and dry skin, but without aggressing or thinning the living tissue, thus preventing post-procedure redness or irritation. Anti-Hangnail Finishing: After cutting the cuticle with scissors or nippers, this bit is used to "seal" the edge of the cut skin. Buffing this border eliminates micro-frays which, over time, would dry out and turn into unsightly hangnails. Multiple Use: Although mainly intended for skin finishing, the right angle and fine grit allow its use for delicate adjustment of the natural nail length (shortening), offering a perfectly straight front edge. Durability and Hygiene: The diamond layer uniformly applied on the stainless steel shaft prevents oxidation, guaranteeing constant performance even after countless cycles of disinfection and thermal sterilization (dry heat sterilizer/autoclave). Pro Tip for Technicians: Set the e-file machine to a speed of 10,000 - 12,000 RPM. The secret to using the cylinder is keeping it strictly parallel to the lateral fold or the skin. Work with light back-and-forth movements, without applying pressure. Attention: Do not tilt the bit! The sharp edge of the cylinder must not touch the nail plate so as not to create grooves. This flat buffing movement will instantly remove the "dusty" look of the skin.