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Podiatry Drills

Podiatry drills are commonly used by podiatrists and foot health practitioners for conducting routine foot and nail care. Podiatry drills are used for a range of ailments like corn treatment, hard skin and damaged nails by infection or other causes. Nail drills are also use in the Beauty industry and Domiciliary environments.

Algeos supply a varied range of dry and wet Podiatry drills for all clinic budgets - premium and robust as well as reliable basic ranges to start with. We also offer a wide range of drill accessories such as autoclavable burs, caps, mandrels, maintenance products, spare parts and filters.

Podiatry Drills

Guide to Algeos Podiatry Drills

Podiatry drills are essential for foot health practitioners, offering precision and efficiency in treatments such as corn removal, callus reduction and nail care. The speed of a drill is crucial, with higher speeds (up to 40,000 RPM) ideal for precision tasks and lower speeds better for delicate work.

Types of Podiatry Drills

  • Nova Precision V400 Nail Drill (40,000 RPM): Ideal for advanced treatments requiring quick and precise actions.
  • Nova Precision V320 Drill (30,000 RPM): Balances speed and control for a wide range of procedures.
  • SUDA Vac S Drill (40,000 RPM): Features a silent motor, perfect for quieter clinical environments.
  • SUDA Podospray PDL 40 Water Drill (40,000 RPM): Uses water spray for cooling and dust control.
  • SUDA Sprint 50 Silent Power (25,000 RPM): Quieter option for general podiatry needs.

When to Use Each Type

High-Speed Drills (35,000-40,000 RPM): Best for high precision and minimal heat build-up tasks.
Medium-Speed Drills (25,000-35,000 RPM): Suitable for routine procedures with a balance of precision and control.
Water Drills: Ideal for reducing dust and heat during procedures.

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