Comparing Urawa nail drills? See the full UP200 vs Super UP200 vs G3 comparison, or shop all Urawa nail drills. The Urawa Super UP200 is the more powerful version of the UP200, made in Japan. It runs from 1,500 to 25,000 RPM and has extra torque for acrylic and heavy filing. The stainless-steel handpiece has a twist-lock chuck for fast bit changes, and you can switch between forward and reverse. It also has a handpiece holder you can mount on either side of the control box.Urawa has made precision motors in Japan since 1955 — the same kind used in dental tools. The Super UP200 runs smooth and quiet, and is built to last for years.Features Forward and reverse Adjustable handpiece holder (mounts on either side) Works with an optional foot pedal (sold separately) Twist-lock chuck for fast bit changes Specs Speed 1,500–25,000 RPM Bits Standard 3/32" Power Corded Made in Japan Warranty 1-year limited In the box: SUG-12 handpiece, rubber handpiece holder, adjustable holsters, and a power supply with speed control.Common questionsHow is it different from the UP200? The Super UP200 is more powerful. It runs up to 25,000 RPM (the UP200 goes to 20,000) and has more torque. It also has a holder you can mount on either side, and it works with an optional foot pedal.Does it come with a foot pedal? No. The foot pedal is sold separately. The Super UP200 works with Urawa's optional foot pedal if you want to control the speed with your foot.Who is the Super UP200 for? Techs who do a lot of acrylic or hard-gel work, or who want foot-pedal control. If you mostly do gel and everyday work, the UP200 is enough.Free shipping on orders over $99.
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