Description
Two Machines in One Room Is a Compromise. One Platform That Does Both Is a Business Decision.
Most treatment rooms end up with a diode for hair work and a separate Q-switched or picosecond unit for tattoo and pigment cases. Two devices means two service histories, two footprints and two sets of consumables. This platform carries both functions in a single chassis: a 808 nanometre diode array for hair reduction, and a picosecond channel for tattoo ink and pigmented lesions, with a 10.4 inch touch screen handling the parameter sets for each mode.
The numbers behind the handpiece are what decide throughput. A 12 by 20 millimetre spot covers more skin per pulse than a narrow round spot, which directly shortens a back or full leg session. Repetition rate is adjustable from 1 to 10 hertz, cooling runs on a combined air, water and semiconductor circuit, and the laser source is rated to 60 million shots, which is the figure that governs when a clinic starts budgeting for a replacement rather than a repair. Three lamp heads are supplied so a worn or damaged head does not stop the day.
Voltage support covers both 100 to 127 volt and 220 to 240 volt supplies, and the certifications listed are CE, EMC, LVD and RoHS, which is the documentation a commercial premises wants on file. The 10 bar and 16 bar configurations let the same platform be ordered at two output levels, and the 7000W peak rating describes the platform rather than a single handpiece setting.
A salon buys a laser for the treatments it can book. It keeps the laser for the ones it can repeat.
Key Features
- Diode and Picosecond in One Chassis — Hair reduction and tattoo or pigment work from a single platform
- 12 x 20 mm Spot Size — Wider coverage per pulse, shorter sessions on large areas
- 1 to 10 Hz Repetition — Adjustable rate to suit area size and client tolerance
- Triple Cooling Circuit — Air, water and semiconductor module working together
- 60 Million Shot Source — Rated laser life that supports long-term service planning
- Three Lamp Heads Supplied — A spare head keeps the appointment book intact
- 10.4 inch Touch Screen — Parameter sets for each mode on one interface
- Dual Voltage — 100-127V and 220-240V supply support
Technical Specifications
- Platform — 2-in-1 diode and picosecond laser
- Peak Output — 7000W platform rating
- Wavelengths — 755 nm, 808 nm, 940 nm, 1064 nm
- Bar Configurations — 10 bars and 16 bars
- Spot Size — 12 x 20 mm
- Repetition Rate — 1 to 10 Hz
- Pulse Duration — Adjustable, mode dependent
- Cooling System — Air, water and semiconductor module
- Screen — 10.4 inch touch display
- Source Life — Up to 60 million shots
- Supply — 110V and 220V variants
- Certification — CE, EMC, LVD, RoHS
Practical Fit
This is a platform for a room that has run out of space. An established salon that already sends tattoo enquiries away can absorb that work without buying a second device, and a clinic opening a second treatment room can spec one platform instead of two. Training academies use it because students meet both modalities on the same interface, which shortens the learning curve when they move to another manufacturer's equipment later. Mobile aesthetics businesses that work across several premises benefit from a unit that covers both service lines, and the dual voltage support means the same machine travels between buildings with different supply standards.
Buyer Questions
Q: Does the picosecond mode use a separate handpiece?
A: The platform is supplied with three lamp heads and runs both diode and picosecond work from the same host. Switching modes is done through the touch screen interface rather than by changing the whole delivery system.
Q: How long does a session take?
A: That depends on area, repetition rate and the mode in use. The 12 x 20 mm spot is the main lever: wider coverage per pulse means fewer passes over a back, chest or full leg than a narrow spot allows.
Q: What does the 60 million shot rating mean in practice?
A: It is the rated life of the laser source. At typical salon volumes it represents years of service, and it lets a buyer plan capital replacement instead of discovering the limit mid-year.
Q: Is cooling active or passive?
A: Active. Air, water and a semiconductor module run together, which is what allows consecutive appointments without a long recovery pause between clients.
Q: Can it run on a standard socket?
A: It is supplied in 110V and 220V variants. Match the variant to the premises and have the circuit checked by an electrician, because laser platforms draw serious current at peak output.
Q: What documentation comes with it?
A: CE, EMC, LVD and RoHS certification, which covers the electrical safety and electromagnetic requirements a commercial premises is usually asked to evidence.
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