A self-service nail-art kiosk for customer-selected and ready-made designs.
CT-MJ330 combines customer-selected nail-art printing and ready-made press-on sets in one self-service cabinet. The workflow is designed for choose, submit or select, pay and collect; staffing and site support depend on your operating plan.
Designed for operators, site partners, distributors and teams evaluating an unattended retail format.

Nail art is popular. Getting it still isn't easy.
Three practical considerations shape a self-service nail-art format. The points below are product positioning notes, not a guarantee of demand.
A self-service option can extend the customer journey
Staffed services depend on technician availability and the service format. A self-service option can add another customer journey, subject to local demand and site planning. ✓ Customer-selected output follows the configured workflow
On-screen choice can complement physical stock
A staffed counter may be limited by the designs and materials it holds. A configured digital workflow can complement that assortment, subject to software compatibility. ✓ Supported image formats can be submitted from a phone
Operating hours depend on the site plan
A staffed counter typically follows its opening schedule. A kiosk can be configured for site-approved hours, while rent and operating costs still apply. ✓ Site-approved self-service hours can be configured
Four steps from selection to collection.
The designed customer flow is: choose a mode, upload or select, pay, then collect. Final steps depend on the configured model and local payment setup.
Choose a mode
Pick DIY custom printing, or browse ready-to-wear press-on sets on screen.
Upload or select
Send a photo from your phone, or choose from the built-in design gallery.
Pay your way
Card, mobile wallet, cash or coin options depend on the payment hardware configured for your market.
Collect
A printed nail-art sticker set or sealed press-on set is dispensed at the pickup port.

One cabinet. Two purchasing paths.
The CT-MJ330 presents two sales modes side by side: a customer-selected design workflow and a ready-made option for shoppers who prefer a finished set.
Customer selects it.
The machine prints it.
Customers can submit supported image formats from a phone, subject to configured software compatibility. The machine then follows the configured printing workflow for a personalised nail-art sticker set.
- Phone submission for supported image formats
- Print-on-demand workflow for customer-selected designs
- Product mix and configured capacity confirmed in the specification
For the customer
who prefers a finished set.
Ready-made press-on sets can be displayed behind the product window for a direct purchase path. Suitability depends on local assortment, pricing and site traffic.
- Ready-made assortment can be configured for the location
- Accessory options can be configured where appropriate
- Merchandise mix adjustable per location
Built for unattended retail.
The customer journey is simple to explain, while configuration and service requirements can be reviewed with the operator.
Self-service workflow
The configured workflow connects selection, payment and collection; local setup determines the final steps.
Dual sales mode
Custom printing and ready-made sets in the same cabinet.
Configurable product presentation
Product presentation and assortment are configured for the selected market and operating plan.
Published factory power figures
Factory figures: 400 W standby and 1,000 W running; confirm site requirements before ordering.
Destination voltage options
110 V / 120 V / 220 V / 230 V / 240 V configurations are available subject to quotation.
1.4 m² footprint
Lockable swivel casters may assist with repositioning; confirm site handling requirements.
Product specifications.
Model CT-MJ330. The figures below are reference specifications; confirm the final configuration and signed spec sheet in your quotation.
| Параметр | Specification | What it means for operators |
|---|---|---|
| Machine dimensions | H 230 × L 125 × W 106 cm | Plan doorway, lift and installation clearance with the site partner. |
| Net / shipping weight | 350 kg net · 450 kg volumetric | Confirm floor load capacity and handling equipment. |
| Floor space | Approx. 1.4 m² | Use floor area and site terms to plan rent and placement. |
| Voltage | 110 / 120 / 220 / 230 / 240 V | Destination voltage and installation requirements are confirmed before shipment. |
| Power consumption | 400 W standby · 1,000 W running | Confirm local operating schedule, ventilation and power requirements. |
| Sales modes | DIY photo printing + ready-made sets | One cabinet, two configured customer journeys. |
| Operation | Self-service via touchscreen; final configuration subject to quotation | Designed for self-service; staffing and servicing depend on the operating plan. |
| Mobility | Lockable swivel casters | Repositioning may be possible with site-approved handling; confirm access and floor conditions. |
| Payment options | Card, bill, coin; optional local integrations | Payment hardware and integrations depend on market configuration. |

What you're actually buying.
A branded, serviceable cabinet with a clear customer journey from screen to pickup port.
A browser dashboard for connected machines.
A browser-based backend can support selected connected-machine settings such as product information, pricing, promotions and status. Availability depends on the configured model, connectivity and service scope.
Model your own operating assumptions.
Enter your local figures below. The calculator performs arithmetic only; it is not a forecast or guarantee.
Your inputs
Use your own local pricing, footfall, rent and payment assumptions.
Planning arithmetic
Illustrative outputs update when you change an input; actual results depend on your site.
This is an arithmetic illustration built on assumed inputs. It is not a forecast, projection, guarantee or promise of income. Actual footfall, pricing, conversion and costs vary by site, season and operator.
Placed where people wait, wander and celebrate.
Potential placement types include the following. Suitability depends on local footfall, permissions, cost and customer profile:
Two ways to work with CT-MJ330.
Whether you are adding a product line or evaluating a new route, choose the model that fits your resources, site access and service plan.
Add a self-service nail-art line to an existing portfolio.
Discuss a self-service nail-art concept for your market with direct factory coordination.
- Territory support discussed per market
- Commercial terms discussed per market
- Product content and marketing assets can be discussed
- Training and technical guidance scope confirmed in quotation
- Direct factory coordination; supply terms confirmed by quotation
Evaluate a self-service nail-art route.
Order configuration is discussed for destination voltage and language; commissioning scope is confirmed before delivery.
- Machine purchase model; commercial terms confirmed by quotation
- Factory pricing and commercial terms confirmed by quotation
- Installation guidance and commissioning scope confirmed in quotation
- Backend setup requirements reviewed before delivery
- Export packing and shipping coordination discussed per destination
Manufactured in Guangzhou. Export support available.
Guangzhou Red Rabbit Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. states that it has developed, manufactured and exported intelligent self-service equipment since 2017.
Documentation is model- and market-specific. Request copies with the quotation and confirm coverage for your destination before ordering.

What happens after you buy.
Handover, commissioning and support scope are discussed for your team.
Remote commissioning
Remote setup guidance can be arranged where included in the quotation.
Warranty & spare parts
Warranty scope and spare-part supply are specified in your quotation.
Technical support
Technical contact options and support hours are confirmed in the quotation.
Backend availability by configuration
Review supported machine data from a browser where backend connectivity is available.
Export packing and shipping coordination
Export packing, tracking and customs documentation can be discussed for the destination.
Location discussion
Placement and pricing discussion based on the information you provide; no outcome is guaranteed.
What to consider before launch.
These nine cards are illustrative planning notes, not verified customer testimonials, income forecasts or performance guarantees. Replace them with genuine, attributable customer quotes and supporting documentation before publishing.

Start with the site, not a sales promise.
A mall placement puts the cabinet near shoppers already browsing. Final demand depends on tenant mix, dwell time, local pricing and the site agreement.
Illustrative placement note. Validate footfall, permissions, rent, payment fees and servicing access locally.
Check passenger flow and access rules.
Transit locations can suit quick ready-made purchases, but access approvals, electrical requirements, security rules and passenger flow need to be checked with the venue.
Illustrative placement note. Commercial terms and local operating requirements vary by site.
Match the offer to the campus routine.
A campus site may suit design-led purchases. Permissions, student pricing, seasonal traffic and nearby alternatives should be validated with the site partner.
Illustrative placement note. Do not treat this scenario as a demand or revenue forecast.
Use the waiting moment thoughtfully.
Entertainment venues can provide a social setting for nail-art purchases. Placement, queue space, venue hours and brand guidelines still need planning.
Illustrative placement note. Actual usage depends on the venue, audience and operating plan.
Design for a short, clear customer journey.
A station location may prioritise quick ready-made purchases. Security, cleaning, restocking access and electrical approvals should be agreed before installation.
Illustrative placement note. Confirm opening hours, site fees and maintenance responsibilities.
Align the product with the guest experience.
A hotel lobby can support a convenience-led offer. Management approval, guest profile, presentation standards and service expectations should be reviewed.
Illustrative placement note. Final placement and commercial terms are site-specific.
Plan for seasonality and venue rules.
A park site can create photo-friendly product moments, while seasonality, weather exposure, queue design and venue rules affect the operating plan.
Illustrative placement note. Review seasonal access, restocking windows and site protection requirements.
Consider the daypart and access window.
An office lobby may suit lunch-break or after-work use. Landlord approval, access hours, staff traffic and nearby alternatives should be considered.
Illustrative placement note. Validate the audience and payment preferences for the proposed building.
Make convenience part of the location plan.
A residential clubhouse can bring the service closer to residents. Community rules, maintenance access, local demand and pricing need confirmation.
Illustrative placement note. No sales result is implied; use local evidence before committing to a site.Your questions answered.
Practical answers for operators, distributors and location partners.
What can the CT-MJ330 sell?
The configured machine can support two product paths: customer-selected nail-art printing using supported image formats, and ready-made press-on nail sets. Accessory options depend on the market configuration.
How does the DIY printing work?
The customer selects DIY mode, submits a supported image from a phone, confirms the preview where available, and pays. The configured machine then follows the printing and collection workflow.
What payment methods are supported?
Card reader, bill acceptor, coin acceptor and selected local integrations may be available depending on the market configuration. Compatibility should be confirmed for the destination.
Can I manage machines remotely?
Where backend connectivity and permissions are included, selected settings such as product information, pricing, promotions and status can be managed from a browser. Confirm the available scope for the configured model.
What power supply does it need?
Reference configurations include 110 V / 120 V / 220 V / 230 V / 240 V. Factory power figures are 400 W on standby and 1,000 W while running; confirm site requirements before ordering.
How much space does one machine need?
The reference footprint is approximately 1.4 m². The body is H 230 × L 125 × W 106 cm and the listed net weight is 350 kg; confirm floor load capacity and access dimensions.
What are the ongoing consumable costs?
Consumable and finished-set pricing is confirmed in the quotation. Restocking frequency depends on the selected assortment, site demand and operating plan.
How is it shipped and is installation difficult?
Each machine can be prepared for export packing. Installation, network connection and commissioning steps depend on the destination and quotation scope; confirm the handover plan before ordering.
Do you offer distributor or agent terms?
Dealer pricing, product content, technical training and territory support can be discussed per market; commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation.
What after-sales support is included?
Remote commissioning, technical contact options, spare-part supply and backend setup scope are confirmed in the quotation. Warranty coverage is model- and market-specific.
Can I brand the machine for my business?
The light box, screen content and cabinet graphics may be configurable for branding, subject to the selected model and quotation scope.
Do you guarantee how much I will earn?
No. We can provide reference machine specifications, quotation-specific cost information and a calculator for your own assumptions. Actual results depend on site footfall, pricing, competition and operations.
Request the spec sheet and discuss your location.
Tell us where you plan to operate and we can send the CT-MJ330 specification sheet, discuss shipping details and review the information you provide about the proposed location.
- Full specification sheet (PDF)
- Consumable and spare-part price list
- Shipping estimate to your nearest port
- Location discussion based on the information you provide
The CT-MJ330 is sold as business equipment. Any figures, scenarios or calculations shown on this page are planning illustrations based on stated assumptions and are not guarantees, promises or projections of income, profit or return on investment. Actual results depend on site selection, footfall, pricing, local competition, seasonality, operating costs and factors outside the manufacturer's control. Machine specifications are factory figures and may vary with configuration. Certifications apply to specific models and markets — please confirm coverage for your destination before ordering. Any customer testimonials published must be genuine, attributable and supported by documentation.