Achieve salon-quality nails with the SUN T6 MAX UV Nail Lamp, a professional-grade tool for fast and efficient curing of gel nail polishes. Perfect for both personal and salon use, this UV lamp features 4 adjustable timer settings (30s, 60s, 90s, and 120s) for precise curing of your nails. The automatic sensor starts the curing process when you place your hands inside, offering a hands-free, seamless experience.
The SUN T6 MAX is designed to cure all types of gel nail polishes, builder gels, and other UV/LED-based products, ensuring long-lasting, glossy results. Whether you're a professional nail artist or a DIY enthusiast, this UV lamp delivers quick, even curing for flawless nails every time.
Key Features:
-
Fast Curing: Quick and even curing for all types of gel nail polishes
-
4 Timer Settings: Choose between 30s, 60s, 99s, or 120s for flexible curing times
-
Automatic Sensor: Hands-free curing, starts automatically when hands are detected
-
Wide Compatibility: Works with all UV/LED gels and polishes
-
Professional-Grade Results: Salon-quality finish with every use
-
Durability: Sturdy, long-lasting construction for reliable performance
Get salon-quality nails at home with the SUN T6 MAX UV Nail Lamp, designed for efficient, professional gel polish curing.
We offer a comprehensive 1-year warranty covering any potential product defects. If your device encounters any issues, please contact us to see if it can be replaced through our warranty system.
Our warranty covers issues with the battery, motor, and accessories. We do not replace devices that have been forcefully damaged.
We reserve the right to refuse replacement for devices that have been forcefully damaged or misused.
LKEnail Gel Nail Polish and All Our Products Are Free of Harmful Toxins, Including:
- Formaldehyde
- Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP)
- Toluene
- Parabens
- Sulfates
- Camphor
- Triphenyl Phosphate (TPHP)
- Xylene
- Ethyl Tosylamide
Our products are carefully formulated to be safe and non-toxic, providing you with high-quality, worry-free nail care.
