Urawa Nail Drills

Choose the model that fits your work

• Urawa UPower UP200 — the long-selling favorite, made in Japan. Variable speed from 3,000 to 20,000 RPM, a forward/reverse switch, and an overload cut-off that stops the motor if it is pushed too hard.
• Urawa UPower Super UP200 — more power when you need it, with variable speed from 1,500 to 25,000 RPM for acrylics and heavier filing.
• Urawa G3 — a cordless micromotor that weighs just 250g, runs up to 20,000 RPM, and gives about 3 hours of use per 2-hour charge. Built for mobile techs and travel, and just as quiet and low-vibration as the corded models.

All Urawa drills use standard 3/32" bits and include a one-year limited warranty. Pair yours with our nail drill bits.

Why Urawa? Japanese precision since 1955

Urawa has built precision micro motors since 1955 — first for dental labs and industry. Every Urawa nail drill uses that same engineering. That is what “made in Japan” means here.

• Dental-grade precision. Urawa builds its dental handpieces to run with less than 0.02 mm of shaft movement. The nail drills use the same motor design, so they run smooth and steady instead of shaky in your hand.
• Built to last. Sealed ball bearings need no oiling, and an air-cooling system keeps the motor from overheating during a full day of clients.
• Easy on your hands. Low vibration and a well-balanced motor mean less strain on your hand and wrist, even after hours of filing.
• Made in Japan. Every Urawa is built in Urawa's own factory in Japan. That is why it keeps working for years when cheaper drills wear out.