Nail dust extractors and filters

Here you will find extractors, dust collectors and filters that keep nail dust away from your breathing zone. An extractor or a dust collector at the nail desk makes a big difference to your working environment.

Why the small particles matter most

No extractor removes all dust. The large particles fall onto the table, but the small ones follow the air down into the lungs. Those are the ones the extractor needs to capture.

✓Less nail dust in the air. The dust is captured while you file, instead of landing on you and your client.
✓A better working environment every day. You breathe in less dust and fewer fumes throughout the working day.
✓Dust collector or extractor. A cordless dust collector captures the dust where you file, an extractor also handles the fumes.
✓Filters and accessories. Change the filter regularly so the extractor keeps capturing the particles.

Even when you cannot smell anything, there is dust and there are particles in the air. An extractor or a dust collector reduces them every working day.

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FAQ

Choosing an extractor and handling nail dust

Extractor or dust collector, what is the difference?

A dust collector such as the Nail Systems Cordless Dust Collector captures nail dust while you file and is cordless, so you can place it where it suits you. A Filtronic or Weller extractor also handles fumes: it removes 99.97% of small particles and 99.9% of the fumes in your breathing zone.

Why do the small particles matter most?

The large particles fall onto the desk. It is the small ones that can reach the lungs, and those are what the extractor needs to capture.

How often should I change the main filter?

Change the main filter at least once a year, even if the unit is not used every day. The main filter for Filtronic Beauty Line Exclusive lasts for about 600 clients. Mark the new filter with the date when you change it.

The extractor does not alarm but I can smell fumes, what should I do?

The alarms are linked to the pre-filter and particle filter. The gas filter does not alarm, so if odours come through, the filter should be changed anyway. Step-by-step instructions for each model are on the Filtronics / Weller service page.

How do I look after the dust collector?

The filter is washable, clean it regularly and replace it when needed. Place Dust Collector Napkins on top of the filter, they collect dust during the treatment and make cleaning quicker.