STALEKS CUTICLE NIPPERS SMART NS-80-3

Professional Cuticle Nippers

3mm STALEKS PROFESSIONAL CUTICLE NIPPERS SMART NS-80-3

Key Features:

• straight cutting edges with an inclination
• cutting part with protrusion
• convenience and comfort of the technician during work with the tool that has one handle with a familiar look and the other is curved and fits perfectly into the fingers
• the stylish, matte surface of the tool, pleasant to the touch
• professional sharpening performed by a specialist manually
• soft, even opening stroke due to thorough polishing of the joint
• used for doing manicure and as an auxiliary tool for completing hardware manicure/pedicure
• stainless steel AISI 420.

Professional Tools for manicure and pedicure.

High-quality materials in production.

EXCLUSIVE - a stylish professional tool with an engraving. Can be sterilised & disinfected.

EXPERT - a practical professional tool. Can be sterilised & disinfected.

SMART - professional tool made of high quality steel. Can be sterilised & disinfected.

CLASSIC SERIES - ARE NOT PROFESSIONAL, HOME USE ONLY.

BEAUTY & CARE SERIES - ARE NOT PROFESSIONAL, HOME USE ONLY.

TOOL GUIDE: STALEKS PRO NIPPERS

STALEKS SMART LINE NIPPERS:

All Smart skin nippers combine stainless steel, manual sharpening, a matte finish, smooth stroke, and ease in maintenance.

SMART line nippers are made of stainless steel grade 40X13. A high percentage of chromium provides corrosion resistance.

40% of carbon content is responsible for the hardness of steel;

13% of the content of the main alloying element (chromium) – is responsible for corrosion resistance.

All nippers are sharpened manually, so the tool is ready to work right after purchase. It will save not only the time of the nail stylist but also money for additional services. Jewelry accurate edge processing allows you to use the tool for a long time without re-sharpening.

Sandblasting processing affects the corrosion resistance of the Smart tools. Thanks to this, all instruments of line have a matte finish.

The polishing of joint construction gives a soft and even stroke. A nail stylist will be able to work comfortably with nippers for a long time without getting tired.

The professional Smart tool can be disinfected and sterilised and it is also convenient to maintain and sharpen.

So, what are the differences between the nippers for the skin of the line?

Inside the line, the nippers differ by the handles, the spring mechanism, and the cutting part (length, presence of the “heel,” inclination).

Handles. The NS-10 nippers model has shorter handles, while the NS-60 has longer handles. The length of the handles affects the convenience and comfort of the nail stylist. The load on hand also depends on the convenience of the handles.

Spring mechanism.

TheNS-10 nippers have two plates; they allow you to adjust the stroke. The NS-30 nippers have a removable spring designed for those who are used to working on such a spring. Both types of the spring mechanism are durable and provide a smooth stroke, so the choice of this element depends on individual preferences.

Cutting part.

The smart range is characterised by small sizes of working parts – from 3 mm up to 8 mm. The NS-50 nippers model has a cutting part with a “heel.” There is no “heel” in the NS-11 nippers. The heel is the degree of protrusion of the nippers cutting part from the side of handles, towards the flat of the entire tool. It affects the depth of the cuticle and skin capture from the lateral nail folds. For thin skin or near blood vessels, it is better to use nippers without a heel.

The cutting parts can be with inclination (for example, in the NS-50 model) or without inclination (NS-60 nippers). The angle of inclination is responsible for the position of the hand during the procedure. This parameter is determined individually by the nail stylist.

The Smart line has nail nippers. They are characterised by more massive handles and durable joint construction in comparison with skin nippers.

Model NS-70 is suitable for the nail plate correction of any thickness due to the robust construction. The NS-71 model is designed to remove ingrown nails due to a special narrowed working part. Such nippers are also suitable for correcting a soft nail plate.

CONCLUSION:

Thus, Smart line nippers can be used both for a classic manicure and as an additional assistant for hardware manicure.

Each nail stylist will be able to choose a convenient model for comfortable and high-quality work.

Smart is a solution for both a beginner nail stylist and an experienced professional.

MAINTENANCE AND STORING RECOMMENDATIONS

1

Do not forget to disinfect and sterilise instruments after use according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.

2

Periodically joints, screws and cutting elements must be lubricated with oil.

3

Seek professional services when time comes to sharpen instruments. Wrongly executed sharpening may cause instrument degradation.

4

Avoid contamination of cutting edges and frictional area with abrasives.

5

Do not store in humid conditions.

6

We recommend storing instruments with blades facing upwards.

7

Use specialised cases to protect cutting surfaces in long-term storage or during transportation.

8

Avoid contact between cutting edges of separate instruments to avoid damage to the edges.

9

Do not drop or knock instruments against hard surfaces. This may cause damage to the cutting edges, especially the tips.

Regular and timely proper maintenance contributes greatly to long service life and comfortable use of manicure instruments.

INSTRUMENT DISINFECTION AND STERILISATION GUIDELINES

User must adhere to instrument sterilisation sequence.

MANICURE INSTRUMENTS CLEANING STAGES

1. Disinfection
2. Presterilising cleaning
3. Sterilisation

After use all instruments must be considered contaminated, and they are subject to mandatory sterilisation. Instruments must be sterilised before first use as well.

After use instruments must be cleaned from foreign contaminants and soaked in disinfectant.

It is recommended to use disinfectants that are efficient against hepatitis B and C viruses, and dermatomycosis.