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KP-55 Motor 520K18

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Original price $135.00 - Original price $135.00
Original price
$135.00
$135.00 - $135.00
Current price $135.00

This motor (part #520K18) is the core replacement component for the front-end of the KUPA KP-55 professional nail-drill handpiece (specifically noted as “Version 101” in the manufacturer parts list). It is a high-speed precision motor built to KUPA’s specification, meant to restore proper rotation, torque and smooth operation when the existing motor has worn, suffered heat/fatigue, or is otherwise underperforming. According to KUPA’s parts listing.

Features

  • OEM-compatible replacement part specifically listed by KUPA as “520K18 Motor Each” for KP-55 Version 101 handpieces. 

  • Dimensions: Outside diameter ≈ 17.47 mm; Length ≈ 59.25 mm. 

  • Designed for high-RPM operation (the KP-55 handpiece is known to operate at up to ~30,000 RPM) and built to maintain precision and balance at speed.

  • Helps restore handpiece performance, reduce vibration and noise, and improve bit stability when the motor is the root cause of issues.

Installation Tips

  • Confirm that your handpiece is indeed the KP-55 (or variant) that uses this motor part (#520K18). The listing explicitly says “Version 101”. 

  • Verify existing motor dimensions (diameter, length) to ensure match with 17.47 mm OD and ~59.25 mm length.

  • When replacing the motor, check other wear items (bearings, seals, collet chuck, housing) — if these are excessively worn, a new motor alone might not fix all symptoms.

  • Disconnect and power off the handpiece.

  • Disassemble the housing to access the motor assembly (remove front housing/collet etc).

  • Remove the old motor carefully, noting rotor/shaft orientation and connections.

  • Clean the motor compartment of debris or metal shavings, inspect bearings or mounting surfaces.

  • Install the new motor #520K18, ensure correct alignment, secure mounting screws/connectors and re-assemble.

  • After assembly, run the handpiece unloaded (no bit) at low speed first to check for smooth operation before full use.