Shemax - DUO PRO: 3-in-1 Pedicure Bundle Set
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Description
Shemax DUO PRO 3-in-1 Bundle
Unmatched power and precision in a streamlined design. The Shemax DUO PRO transforms your workstation with a versatile dust extractor built for both manicure and pedicure services, plus an integrated LED light that ensures flawless illumination and comfortable working conditions throughout every session — three functions, one compact system.
Key Advantages
- Dual-use design: seamlessly accommodates both manicures and pedicures
- Integrated LED illumination: 140 LEDs for bright, even lighting with no shadows
- Fully rotatable arm: 360° pivot for easy positioning and ergonomics
- Customizable lighting: 3 brightness levels with a cool 8000K daylight spectrum for clear visibility
- Ergonomic, modern minimalist design that fits into any salon interior
Suction and Filtration
- Single high-performance fan powered by a 76W centered motor
- Average suction speed: 28.87 ft/s (8.8 m/s)
- HEPA H13-H14 cylindrical filter with a unique groove pattern that traps larger debris before it reaches the inner filtration layer
- Filter surface area: 790 cm² (effective 690 cm²)
- Filter is not washable but can be dry-cleaned to maintain performance
Specifications
- Noise level: approximately 74 dB
- Weight: 4.7 kg (10.36 lb)
- Head dimensions (without leg): 26 x 24 cm (10.2 x 9.4 inches)
- Grid diameter (dust capture area): 13 cm (approximately 5.1 inches)
- Maximum unfolded hood length: 69 cm (27.2 inches)
- Rack height from table: 25 cm (9.8 inches)
Setup Tip for Pedicure Use
Rotate the device head so airflow points downward, toward the foot treatment area, to ensure maximum suction power during pedicure procedures.
FAQ
Can I use the same unit for both manicure and pedicure without switching devices?
Yes, the DUO PRO is specifically designed as a dual-use system — rotate the head to direct airflow appropriately for each service.
Is the filter washable?
No, it's not washable, but it can be dry-cleaned to maintain optimal performance over time.
