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LAVIS Dust Collector Filter - DTK Nail Supply

Portable Nail Dust Collector | Cordless & Rechargeable Dust Extractors

Nail dust collectors: 2 listings, an 80W plug-in portable dust collector for the filing station and a LAVIS dust collector replacement filter. Free shipping on qualifying orders.
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LAVIS Nail Dust Collector Replacement Filter

$12.99

Portable Nail Dust Collector - 80W Plug-in Salon-Grade Suction

$57.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a nail dust collector do?+

A nail dust collector sits on the desk and pulls in the dust made while filing, buffing and filling nails, so less of it settles on the station and in the air around the tech and the client. It works alongside your file, buffer or e-file rather than replacing them, and it is part of a complete station setup next to the lamp and the work light.

What are the specs of this dust collector?+

The portable unit on this page has an 80W motor with salon-grade suction and plugs into a standard 110V outlet. It is a portable design, so it can move between stations or come along to a home studio. Open the listing for its photos and current stock, because only what the listing states is confirmed for this model.

How do I set it up at the station?+

Plug the collector into a 110V outlet and place it on the desk with the intake vent facing the area where you file. Switch it on before you start filing, sanding or using an e-file, and keep the client's hand close to the intake so the dust is drawn in at the source. Leave it running until the filing step is finished.

How often should I clean the filter?+

The listing recommends cleaning the filter every 5 to 7 sessions. A filter packed with dust pulls less air, so a regular cleaning keeps the suction working the way it should. The LAVIS replacement filter on this page is listed for the LAVIS dust collector, so check that a filter matches your unit before ordering it as a spare.

What pairs well with a dust collector?+

A dust collector is most useful at stations that do a lot of filing: gel and builder overlays, acrylic and dip removal, and e-file work. Pair it with the right drill bits or sanding bands for the job and with your curing lamp, so one station covers prep, filing and curing without moving the client between tables.

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