Kidney Nailstation

Manicure products can release fumes and unpleasant odours that when mixed with the dust from nail filing can compromise health and workplace conditions.

During manicure and pedicure operations, staff and customers are exposed to microorganisms such as parasites, bacteria and viruses which with prolonged exposure can cause infections, allergies or poisoning. The result is a higher risk of skin conditions, respiratory disease and musculoskeletal problems. 

Gas and harmful fumes are adsorbed on the surface of the carbon filter which impedes their release in the air. The activated carbon used in the filters the GVS manicure table undergoes a molecular treatment to ensure retention of toxic substances found in nail treatments such as Acetone, Benzene, Formaldehyde and Toluene.  

The filter systems developed by GVS are able to capture fumes and dust down to 0.3μm.
The GVS Nailstation has four zone extraction, particle and molecular filters.
These are certified and tested to ensure every GVS manicure table is able to safely remove harmful airborne contaminants, leaving a healthy working environment.
 It is therefore important to ensure that equipment used meets the requirements of HSE SR13 to protect both technicians and customers.