Choosing the Right Handpiece: Saeyang H35LSP vs SH37LN
When you step up from the standard H200, the two handpieces you'll most often be choosing between on a Marathon Champion are the H35LSP and the SH37LN. On paper they share the same body — the difference is in speed and torque.
Technical Specifications Comparison
All figures below are Saeyang's official specifications.
The H35LSP: The All-Rounder
The H35LSP covers everything a nail tech does day to day — cuticle prep, gel removal, acrylic shaping — with 3.2 Ncm torque and a 35,000 rpm ceiling. Most nail work happens at 15,000–25,000 rpm, so the ceiling is rarely the limit.
Professional Advantages
- Proven all-round performance: The UK's most popular Champion configuration
- Plenty of torque for daily work: 3.2 Ncm handles gel and acrylic removal without stalling
- Lower price: The cheaper of the two Champion sets
The SH37LN: More Speed, More Torque
The SH37LN is the stronger of the two: 4.5 Ncm torque and a 40,000 rpm ceiling. That extra torque is what matters when you're debulking thick acrylic or working on hard, thickened nails — the bit holds its speed under load instead of slowing down.
Professional Advantages
- Higher torque: 4.5 Ncm vs 3.2 Ncm — around 40% more
- Higher speed ceiling: 40,000 rpm vs 35,000 rpm
- Same size and weight: No extra bulk for the extra power
Ergonomic Assessment
- H35LSP: 210g, 152mm × Ø28mm
- SH37LN: 210g, 152mm × Ø28mm
- Size and weight: identical on paper — in the hand, the two feel the same; the difference is under load
Professional Recommendations
Choose H35LSP If:
- You do mainly natural nails, gel and routine acrylic maintenance
- You want the proven, lower-cost all-rounder
- You rarely work above 25,000 rpm
Choose SH37LN If:
- You regularly debulk thick acrylic or hard gel
- You work on thickened nails or podiatry cases
- You want the extra torque headroom for a small price difference
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View Product OfferSpecifications from Saeyang's official product pages. This comparison was written independently by the Nail Drill Compare Editorial Team.





