The Nghia Export Metal Hoof P-07 is a professional manicure and pedicure instrument specifically designed to reduce and push back tight periungual skin (the skin surrounding the nail) from the nail plate in a controlled manner. This makes the instrument ideal for neat nail preparation, both for traditional manicures and for professional treatments where a clean cuticle area is essential.
The Nghia P-07 is crafted from stainless steel with a slightly matte finish , as used in surgical instruments. This ensures a long service life, high wear resistance, and excellent hygiene properties. The matte finish also provides additional control while working and helps reduce reflections under strong salon lighting.
What makes this model unique are its two gutter-shaped tips . These are designed to push back the skin safely and evenly, without aggressive "cutting." You get two widths, so you always choose the right side for the area you're working with: a 6mm tip for precision work and smaller nail plates, and a wider 10mm side for faster work or larger nail plates. This allows you to work more efficiently, with greater control, and with consistent results.
With a total length of 13.7 cm and a weight of 31 grams , the instrument fits securely in your hand and offers just the right balance between control and power. This is important when you need to gently loosen tightly attached skin without damaging the nail plate.
The metal hoof is fully suitable for professional disinfection and sterilization . The instrument can be disinfected and sterilized using chemical, thermal, and chemical-thermal methods, including autoclave sterilization. This means it meets the hygiene standards of professional nail salons.
Sterilization and disinfection
Autoclave: basic sterilization at 121°C for 15 minutes ; deactivation temperature 132–134°C at a pressure of 3 bar .
Chemical disinfection: Use only agents intended for this purpose and always follow the manufacturer's recommendations.
Important points of interest
Steel, including stainless steel, can be damaged under specific conditions. Solutions that are too strong or disinfection times that are too long can cause discoloration, pitting, or corrosion.
✔ Features / Key Benefits
- Professional metal hoof for manicure and pedicure
- Specially designed for pushing back tightly attached skin around the nail
- Made of stainless steel with a slightly matt finish
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Two gutter-shaped ends for even, safe pressure distribution
- Ends with blade widths 6 mm and 10 mm
- Stable and comfortable size ( 13.7 cm )
- Professional weight and balance ( 31 g )
- Fully suitable for autoclaving and all disinfection methods
Instructions for use
Choose the appropriate tip (6 mm or 10 mm) depending on the nail plate and desired precision. Gently push back the skin around the nail with even pressure. Work without forcing and with small, controlled movements. Clean and sterilize the instrument after each treatment according to hygiene guidelines.
Specifications / Technical information
- Type: metal hoof / kopytko (gutter-shaped)
- Model: P-07
- Application: pushing back periungual skin
- Material: stainless steel
- Finish: lightly matted
- Ends: 2x gutter-shaped
- Blade widths: 6 mm and 10 mm
- Total length: 13.7 cm
- Weight: 31 g
- Sterilization: chemical, thermal, chemical-thermal (autoclave)
What is the gutter shape intended for?
The trough shape distributes pressure evenly, allowing you to push back the skin safely and in a controlled manner without using aggression.
What is the advantage of two widths (6mm and 10mm)?
You can choose between precision work (6 mm) and faster work on larger nail plates (10 mm).
Is this instrument suitable for professional use?
Yes, the P-07 is designed for intensive salon work and meets professional hygiene standards.
Can this metal hoof be autoclaved?
Yes, the instrument is fully suitable for autoclave sterilization.
Is this instrument intended to remove gel or acrylic?
This model is primarily intended for pushing back tightly attached skin around the nail; for product residue, knife/chisel-shaped models are often more suitable.
