From removal to finishing, you stay in control.
45,000RPM
turns a minute at most. You set the speed for each bit and each step.





Battery-powered control unit, handpiece connected by a cord, adjustable up to 45,000 RPM. Bits sold separately.
Control unit with belt clip, brushless handpiece, handpiece rack, smart charging base and USB-C cable. Bits not included.
Manufacturer
ELEGELLI SAS, 66 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France
contact@elegelli.com · +33 7 45 23 02 24
Precautions for use
Read the instructions before first use. For adult use only. Do not use with wet hands or near water. Charge only with the charger supplied. Wear eye protection and a dust mask while filing. Switch off and wait for the device to stop before changing the bit. Keep out of reach of children. Do not dispose of with household waste: take the device and its battery to a suitable collection point.
In the salon or at your clients’ homes, your drill goes where you go. With its brushless motor and battery-powered control unit, you set the speed and direction for every step.

45,000RPM
turns a minute at most. You set the speed for each bit and each step.
85W
Of peak power, for every step of a manicure or pedicure.
2.35mm
The standard shank. Your bits in this size still fit.
This is 45,000 RPM, drawn as sound.
Every detail between the motor and the nail has a job: keep the bit on axis, give your fingers grip, wipe clean easily.

The battery gives up to 10 hours of use, counted with the motor on. During an appointment the drill works in bursts of a few minutes: nail prep, removal, shaping. While you apply colour, cure under the lamp or talk with your client, the motor is off. One charge therefore covers several days of appointments, depending on how often you work.
10 h
maximum battery life
3 h
for a full charge, by USB-C or on the charging base.
60403020 appointments
at most on one charge
A theoretical estimate from 10 hours of motor running time.
An extremely practical nail drill, light and powerful. I didn’t expect it to be this comfortable to use. My hand gets far less tired than with other brands, even well-known ones. On top of that, the design is beautiful. My clients regularly compliment me on how polished my workspace looks.
The battery life is impressive: with 12 clients a week, the battery lasted more than 3 weeks. It is well worth the price, I sincerely recommend it!
One customer’s experience, quoted as an example: it is not a guarantee. Actual battery life depends on how often and how you work, including the speed, the pressure, the bit and the age of the battery.
Your first drill or your next one, in the salon or on the move: what matters is a tool that suits how you work.
Keep the control unit within reach, set the speed for each step and rest the handpiece on its holder between passes. The base gives charging its own place without rearranging your desk.
The battery unit and its belt clip let you set up without depending on a socket during the appointment. Check the battery before you leave and pack the bits your work needs.
The speed is adjustable, but a nail drill takes the right technique. Learn bit choice, speed and pressure before working on a natural nail. The tool supports your training; it does not replace it.
Read the nail drill bits guideA seamless white housing, a clear cradle that keeps the handpiece off the desk, and a base that gives charging a permanent address.



The right nail drill has to suit your technique, your bits and your pace. Here are the four things to check.
Adjustable speed and reversible rotation let you match the tool to the technique and to the hand doing the work.
Elegelli: 0 to 45,000 RPM, forward and reverse.
Comfort is more than a spec sheet. The shape of the handpiece and how it sits in your fingers matter every day.
Elegelli: engraved grip grooves and a brushless motor.
Compare how long the motor actually runs, then check how the unit recharges between working days.
Elegelli: up to 10 h of motor running time, 3 h to recharge.
Check the shank size of your bits so you can keep the tools you already use.
Elegelli: standard 2.35 mm (3/32″) shanks.
45,000 RPM is the top speed available. Your working speed depends on the bit, the technique and your training.
The Elegelli cordless nail drill is a professional electric nail file, the tool nail techs call an e-file, a portable nail drill or a nail drill machine. Its 85 W brushless motor runs from 0 to 45,000 RPM and the rechargeable battery gives up to 10 hours of use per charge: gel polish, builder gel and acrylic removal, natural nail prep, cuticle work, refining enhancements, manicure and pedicure, with no cable running to the wall.
The collet takes 3/32″ (2.35 mm) shank bits, the standard for nail drill bits, so the carbide, diamond, ceramic and sanding band bits you already own fit, and forward and reverse rotation suits right- and left-handed nail techs. The kit holds the control unit with belt clip, the handpiece, the handpiece rack, the smart charging base and a USB-C cable; bits are sold separately.
Built for the salon and for mobile technicians, it charges by USB-C from any 100 to 240 V supply, on US 110 V as on European 230 V mains, and it is covered by a two-year warranty.
Between 15,000 and 25,000 RPM depending on the bit and the product, with a carbide or removal bit. Take gel polish, builder gel or acrylic off layer by layer, without pressure and without touching the natural nail. Speed is set finely on the control unit, and the 85 W brushless motor helps it hold on thick product.
Every 3/32″ (2.35 mm) shank bit, whatever the brand: carbide, diamond, ceramic and sanding bands. Bits are sold separately.
Up to 10 hours of use per charge, counted with the motor on. A drill only runs in bursts during an appointment, so one charge covers several days of appointments depending on how often you work. Speed, pressure, the bit and the age of the battery also change how long it lasts. A complete charge takes 3 hours, by USB-C from any 100 to 240 V adapter or on the smart charging base that keeps it charged on the nail desk.
Yes. Rotation reverses with one press on the control unit, forward or reverse, so you work in the natural direction of your hand, right or left.
Yes. The 85 W and 45,000 RPM keep the torque for thinning thick toenails and working calluses, with the bits made for pedicure. If the handpiece is pushed too hard for too long, the overload protection stops it.
A corded drill stays tied to its socket. The cordless drill follows you, from one station to the next or to your clients’ homes: the control unit runs on its battery and clips to your belt, the handpiece stays connected to it by a cord, and nothing runs to the wall while you work.
The control unit runs on its battery, so it does not need to be plugged in while you work. The handpiece stays connected to the unit by a cord. You can set the unit beside you or clip it to your belt.
Yes. E-file, electric nail file, nail drill and nail drill machine all name the same tool: a handpiece that spins a bit at a set speed. Cordless, wireless, portable and rechargeable describe the same thing too, a nail drill with its own battery instead of a cable to the wall.
Most salon work sits between 15,000 and 30,000 RPM: cuticle work at the bottom of the range, acrylic, hard gel and pedicure at the top. What sets a professional machine apart is holding its speed under pressure: that is the job of the 85 W brushless motor, adjustable up to 45,000 RPM.
No. It is the top speed available. The right speed depends on the bit, the material and your technique: follow the manual, the guidance for the bit and your training. A high speed is not a goal in itself.
For daily use, yes. A brushless motor has no carbon brushes to wear out, so it runs quieter, with less heat and vibration in the hand, keeps its speed when the bit meets resistance and lasts longer. Brushed motors cost less and are fine for occasional use at home.
Its brushless motor has no brushes rubbing inside and is designed to run quietly. How loud it sounds also depends on the speed, the bit and the pressure. We do not publish a decibel measurement; reviews describe each customer’s own experience.
Yes, with some training. The wrong bit, too much speed or too much pressure can heat and damage the nail: work on the surface without lingering in one spot, and lift off as soon as you feel heat. The speed starts at 0 RPM and rises in fine steps, so a beginner can work slowly, between 5,000 and 10,000 RPM with a fine bit and light pressure, and increase the speed with practice. Learn how to choose bits before working on natural nails. It is the same machine a nail tech uses on clients, so there is nothing to outgrow.
Yes. The Elegelli nail drill is covered by a two-year warranty. If anything fails, contact us with your order number and we sort it out.
The settings you need. The freedom to set up where you like. And a tool ready to become part of how you work.
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