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Important:
Check the results during treatment. This is particularly important for diabetics, since
their hands and feet are less sensitive.
3.2 Attachments
Since the attachments are of a high quality and improper use can lead to injury, we ask that you
handle the attachments carefully. At high speeds in particular, we advise that you proceed with
caution.
The following attachments are included:
A – Sapphire cone
Removal of dry skin or calluses from the soles of the feet and from the
heels and for manicuring the nails.
B – Felt cone
Smoothing and polishing the edge of the nail after filing as well as for
cleaning the nail surface. Always polish in circular movements and do not
allow the felt cone to rest in one place, otherwise friction could cause heat
to develop.
C – Sapphire disk, fine
Filing and treatment of the nails, fine grained sapphire disk.
The specific aspect of this sapphire disk is that only the inner disk rotates,
while the outer support is stationary. This enables precise filing of the nails
without the risk of burning the skin with the fast rotating disk.
D – Cylindrical milling cutter
Grinding of lignified foot nail surfaces as well as smoothing of these. For
this purpose, apply the milling cutter horizontally to the nail surface and
remove the unwanted layer of nail using slow circular movements.
G – Needle milling cutter
The needle milling cutter is a precision tool. Please proceed cautiously
when using this attachment, since careless use can quickly cause injury.
It can be used to free ingrown nails and cut away dead nail parts. Use the
needle milling cutter at low speed.
F – Sapphire milling cutter, round
This accessory attachment is for the careful removal of corns. When using
this attachment, please remember when removing the layer of skin from
the corn that you will quickly penetrate deeper into the skin and this could
injure the periosteum.
E – Flame milling cutter
For removing ingrowing nails. Carefully guide the flame cutter up to the
part to be treated and remove parts of the nail as necessary.
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