Micromotor handle H400 BLACK for Strong 40,000 rpm milling machines.

The Strong H400 micromotor is a new modification of one of the most reliable Strong 107 handles. This micromotor, due to its torque of 4.0 N*cm, can be used for all types of hardware manicure and pedicure, for which it has gained the trust of professional nail service masters.

Saeshin engineers approached the development of the new handle very meticulously, having studied all the requirements of manicure masters and corrected the nuances of the 107th micromotor, designed the Strong H400 - with a completely new cutter fixation technology and practically zero vibration.

The maximum number of revolutions is 40,000 rpm, and as mentioned above, the torque is 4.0 N*cm, which is 0.5 N*cm and 5,000 rpm higher than that of its "older brother". The increased torque allows the use of attachments and discs for pedicure.

The design of the Strong H400 has much in common with brushless micromotors: the collet assembly is well balanced, high torque, and very low noise and heat levels. But unlike expensive brushless handles (for example, F100alll), the cost of the H400 is several times lower.

The cutter in the Strong 107 is fixed with a single click of the clamping mechanism - the Strong H400 has received a double clamp for “armament”. If you are the happy owner of this handle, then thanks to the new technology you will better protect yourself at ultra-high speeds, and it will be more comfortable to work.

Four wear-resistant precision bearings installed in the housing withstand significant radial loads, which is inherent in hardware pedicure. In general, these bearings will last much longer than the bearings of conventional tips.

If you put the switched-on tip on a flat surface, you will be surprised that there is practically no vibration. This is not surprising, because the “Zero Vibration Technology” technology has been introduced here, thanks to which the handle does not heat up and works quietly.

Since the Strong H400 is used more for pedicure procedures, it is logical to assume that it should be more powerful than, for example, the 105l. The more torque, the larger the micromotor and the weight of the tip itself. This handle is only 40 grams heavier than the 105l micromotor, but its functionality is wider. If compared with the Strong 107, the weight is the same.