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Hand Drills, Fingernail

Definition : Handheld instruments designed to hold and provide rotatory movement (i.e., torque) to integral or detachable drill bits or burs that are used on the fingernails. Fingernail hand drills consist of high-speed powered (e.g., electric) instruments that typically include a control unit and an attached handpiece with a chuck and work with detachable components such as drill bits, burs, and filing/polishing devices. Fingernail hand drills are primarily intended for shaping and filing the nails during therapeutic or cosmetic procedures; they can be also used under the nails and/or to conform the cuticles. Some instruments may also be usedon the toenails.

Related Terms : "Burs, Fingernail"

Entry Terms : "Drills, Nail, Finger" , "Cuticle Hand Drills" , "Drills, Fingernail"

UMDC code : 11337

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AliMed Inc

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AliMed is an American manufacturing company and supplier of high quality products — everything from pre-formed orthoses, alarms for fall management, cushions, diagnostic imaging and operating room accessories, orthopedic rehabilitation equipment, ergonomic workplace solutions and emergency preparedness.

Atwood Industries

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GF Health Products Inc

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GF Health Products, Inc. is one of the world's leading manufacturers and distributors of medical products, with 300 US-based employees, marketing our internationally recognized brands within 84 countries.

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Sklar Corp

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Sklar Instruments is a leading provider of quality surgical instruments to doctors, hospitals and health service agencies worldwide. Our product line includes more than 10,000 patterns of precision-crafted, stainless steel surgical instruments for the OB/GYN, orthopedic, dental, ENT, cardiovascular, endoscopic, dermatology and veterinary markets. We also carry an impressive line of sterile disposable instruments, procedure trays and supplies as well as polishes, lubricants and disinfectants for superior instrument care.

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