Description
Pigment Does Not Care How Much Power You Own. It Cares Whether the Pulse Fits.
Tattoo ink and melanin sit at different depths and respond to different pulse durations, which is why a machine that only offers one setting ends up treating every client the same way. This platform carries four wavelengths with 755 nanometre FAC collimation, energy density up to 50 joules per square centimetre, and a pulse width that sweeps from 10 to 500 milliseconds. The operator picks the pulse that suits the ink or the lesion, rather than the pulse the machine happens to have.
The delivery head is built around a sapphire filter and an ice cooling circuit that combines water and air. Surface temperature is the difference between a client who books the next session and one who does not, and cooling is the part of the specification that never appears on a marketing page but always appears in a review. A foldable touch screen lets the unit be operated from the treatment side or folded away for storage, which matters in rooms that are used for more than one service.
Language support covers English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Polish, and the interface is aimed at operators rather than engineers. The platform is intended for professional use across all skin tones, with the wavelength and pulse combination chosen per client. Six regional plug standards are represented across the variant set, and the unit is built for salons and clinics that treat hair reduction, tattoo removal and pigmented lesions inside the same week.
Precision is not a higher number. It is the right number, applied to the right depth, for the right length of time.
At a Glance
- Four Wavelength Output — 755 nm FAC collimation alongside 808, 940 and 1064 nm channels
- 50 J/cm2 Energy Density — Headroom for pigment and tattoo work that needs a heavier pulse
- 10 to 500 ms Pulse Range — Pulse width matched to ink depth and lesion type
- Ice Cooling Circuit — Water and air cooling at the treatment window
- Sapphire Filter — Optical filtration in the delivery path
- Foldable Touch Screen — Operable from the treatment side, folds flat for storage
- Six Interface Languages — English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Polish
- Professional Build — Intended for salon and clinic use across all skin tones
Technical Specifications
- Platform — Diode and picosecond laser, four wavelengths
- Wavelengths — 755 nm, 808 nm, 940 nm, 1064 nm
- Collimation — FAC, 755 nm channel
- Energy Density — Up to 50 J/cm2
- Pulse Width — 10 to 500 ms
- Cooling System — Water cooling plus air cooling, ice cooling at the head
- Filter — Sapphire filter
- Display — Foldable touch screen
- Languages — English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Polish
- Skin Suitability — All skin tones, settings per operator assessment
- Indicated Work — Hair reduction, tattoo removal, pigmented lesions
- Condition — New, professional use
Use Cases in the Field
A tattoo studio that has started offering removal uses the picosecond channel on ink while keeping the diode channels for clients who ask about hair reduction, which turns a single device into two service lines. A dermatology-adjacent clinic uses the 755 nm channel for pigmented lesions and the longer wavelengths for hair work on deeper skin tones, adjusting pulse width between clients rather than between machines. A medical spa adds the platform to an existing menu without adding a second treatment room, since the foldable screen lets the unit be tucked away when the room is used for other services. Training centres value the language support, because an operator who can read the interface in their own language makes fewer parameter errors during the learning period.
What Buyers Ask
Q: Why does pulse width matter more than raw power?
A: Ink particles and melanin absorb energy at different rates. A 10 ms pulse and a 500 ms pulse do not produce the same result on the same lesion, so the range lets an operator match the pulse to the target instead of treating everything at one setting.
Q: Is FAC collimation a meaningful difference?
A: Yes for delivery consistency. Collimated output keeps the beam tight through the optical path, which matters for spot definition and for predictable energy density at the treatment window.
Q: How is the cooling handled?
A: Water and air cooling run through the unit, with ice cooling applied at the handpiece. That combination is what keeps a longer session tolerable for the client.
Q: Can the screen be operated from the treatment side?
A: The screen folds and can be positioned facing the operator during a session, then folded flat when the room is used for something else.
Q: Which languages are available on the interface?
A: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Polish are supported across the variant set.
Q: Is it appropriate for beginners?
A: The platform is built for trained operators. Wavelength and pulse selection are clinical decisions, and the included documentation covers parameter handling rather than replacing formal training.
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