Ceramic

Ceramic bits – 11 products from €2. Their main advantage over carbide and diamond bits is heat: ceramic warms up far less, so a longer procedure won't cause your client a burning sensation. This matters when working on thin or sensitive nails, where overheating is felt immediately. Ceramic bits combine both working principles – they cut and sand, so they suit both removing product and shaping the surface. They are also corrosion-resistant and withstand sterilisation well.

11 products

• Ceramic E-File Bit "Cone" | Ø0.45, ↑1.3 | Green/Blue Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Bullet" | Ø0.6, ↑1.45 | Blue Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Cone" | Ø0.45, ↑1.3 | Yellow Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Small Ball F"
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Bullet" | Ø0.6, ↑1.45 | Red Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Cone" | Ø0.45, ↑1.3 | Red Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Bullet" | Ø0.6, ↑1.45 | Yellow Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Bullet" | Ø0.6, ↑1.45 | Blue/Red Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Cone" | Ø0.45, ↑1.3 | Green Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Cone" | Ø0.45, ↑1.3 | Blue/Red Band
• Ceramic E-File Bit "Cone" | Ø0.45, ↑1.3 | Blue Band

When to choose ceramic

For long procedures, sensitive clients, and whenever a client complains about heat with a carbide bit. It is also useful on thin nails, where overheating damages the nail bed.

Working notes

Ceramic needs less pressure than carbide – pressing harder wears the bit down faster. The optimal speed is given in the product description.

Cleaning

Like other bits, after use they should be cleaned with a brush, disinfected and sterilised.