The name Marathon 3 Champion identifies a range, rather than one identical nail drill set. The supplied handpiece matters: H200, H37LSP and SH37LN configurations publish different speed and torque figures.
Use this comparison to shortlist the exact combination, then open its product page for the current price, included parts and delivery information.
Four configurations at a glance

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Champion + H200 (Pink)
- Maximum speed
- 30,000RPM
- Published torque
- 2.9Ncm
30,000 RPM maximum · 2.9 Ncm supplier-listed torque
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Champion + H37LSP (White)
- Maximum speed
- 35,000RPM
- Published torque
- 3.2Ncm
35,000 RPM maximum · 3.2 Ncm supplier-listed torque
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Champion NEW + H200 (White)
- Maximum speed
- 30,000RPM
- Published torque
- 2.9Ncm
30,000 RPM maximum · 2.9 Ncm supplier-listed torque
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Champion NEW + SH37LN (White)
- Maximum speed
- 40,000RPM
- Published torque
- 4.5Ncm
40,000 RPM maximum · 4.5 Ncm supplier-listed torque
Explore this configurationFour Champion Configurations Compared
These figures relate to the complete configurations linked below. Maximum speed is a specification, rather than a recommended treatment setting.
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| Configuration | Handpiece | Maximum speed | Published torque | Current offer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marathon 3 Champion + H200 (Pink) | H200 | 30,000 RPM | 2.9 Ncm | View current price & availability |
| Marathon 3 Champion + H37LSP (White) | H37LSP | 35,000 RPM | 3.2 Ncm | View current price & availability |
| Marathon 3 Champion NEW + H200 (White) | H200 | 30,000 RPM | 2.9 Ncm | View current price & availability |
| Marathon 3 Champion NEW + SH37LN (White) | SH37LN | 40,000 RPM | 4.5 Ncm | View current price & availability |
All four compared sets are mains-powered and list 45 W. The torque values are supplier-published figures for the linked offers; they are not measurements from a Roxie bench test.
How to Choose Between H200, H37LSP and SH37LN
Start with the H200 configuration if its published range meets your requirements
The standard Pink + H200 and NEW White + H200 offers both list a maximum of 30,000 RPM and 2.9 Ncm. The word NEW does not turn the supplied H200 into the 40,000 RPM SH37LN configuration. Compare the complete offer and supplied components before choosing between control-unit versions.
Compare H37LSP when you want the listed 35,000 RPM configuration
The White + H37LSP offer lists 35,000 RPM and 3.2 Ncm. Its handpiece code differs from SH37LN, despite the similar letters. Keep the full code in your shortlist so the machine you order matches the specification you compared.
Consider the NEW + SH37LN set when its specification suits your work
The compared NEW White + SH37LN offer lists 40,000 RPM and 4.5 Ncm. A higher maximum does not make it the best choice for every technician or procedure. Match the complete system to your training, bits, workload and the manufacturer's instructions.
Check your workstation and handpiece together
Consider the control position, handpiece shape, supplied pedal and storage space as well as the headline figures. Our professional nail drill buying guide covers the wider decision; the RPM and torque guide explains the two specifications.
Colour, Version and Replacement Parts
Other current listings include Champion Black + H200, Champion NEW Black + H200 and Champion NEW Black + SH37LN. Open the individual listing to check its exact supplied configuration.
A replacement handpiece listing is not the same purchase as a complete nail drill set. Do not assume that a handpiece can be connected to a different control unit: confirm the precise combination in the manufacturer's documentation or ask the Roxie team before ordering.
Comparing Champion with Other Saeyang Models
The K35 Crafien + SH30N and K35 Cube + SH30N use different named configurations from these Champion sets. For another SH20N option, see the M4 Mini + SH20N. The Escort III + H200 pairs H200 with an Escort control unit.
If a rechargeable format is central to your decision, review the K38 PRO + BS30 and our corded versus cordless comparison. Check the current product specification rather than treating all Marathon systems as equivalent.
Price, Delivery and Product Support
Use each linked product page for its current price and availability. A product offered from a supplier warehouse may have a different lead time from stock held in the UK. Read the delivery information for the exact item; the stock position can change.
Review the delivery information and returns policy, or contact Roxie to check the configuration and applicable support before buying.
Before you order: a configuration checklist
- Match the complete control-unit and handpiece names to the product page.
- Keep H37LSP and SH37LN as separate codes in your shortlist.
- Check the included components and confirm any replacement-part compatibility.
- Use the exact product listing for the current price, warehouse availability and delivery information.
- Choose specifications that suit your training, bits and workload; maximum RPM is not a treatment instruction.
- Ask Roxie to clarify the exact set if any listing or compatibility detail is uncertain.
Champion configuration FAQ
Does every Marathon 3 Champion set run at 40,000 RPM?
No. The compared H200 sets list 30,000 RPM, the White H37LSP set lists 35,000 RPM, and the NEW White SH37LN set lists 40,000 RPM. Check the full configuration rather than the Champion name alone.
Does NEW + H200 have different headline figures from standard + H200?
Both compared H200 offers list a maximum of 30,000 RPM and 2.9 Ncm. Those published figures do not establish identical performance in every condition, or make either offer the SH37LN configuration.
Are H37LSP and SH37LN the same handpiece?
They are different codes in the compared offers, with different published figures. Do not assume that similarly named handpieces are interchangeable between control units; check the exact documentation.
Are these four Champion configurations cordless?
No. All four configurations in this comparison are mains-powered and list 45 W.
Is the set with the highest maximum RPM always the best choice?
No. Consider the full machine, supplied handpiece, controls, bits, training and intended workload. Maximum speed alone is not a quality score or a recommended treatment setting.