2940nm Wavelength Fractional Erbium Laser Medical Articulated Arm

medical articulated arm

medical articulated arm - Function

1. Stretch marks, wrinkle removal

2. Scars: traumatic scar, operation scar, hyperplastic scar, superficial scar, sunk scar, atrophic scar, keloidosis, Acne scar

3. Syringoma, papule, trichoepithelioma, Steatadenoma, seborrheic keratosis, actinicity keratosis

Sweat pore keratosis, blood streak, resacea.

4. Benign mole, lentigomaligna, Freckle, age pigment, Fish scales disease, erythema shape Mole, safeaulaitspots

5. verruca vulgaris, plane warts, erythra, keratoma

medical articulated arm -Treatment theory

Erbium YAG laser is solid pulse laser with wavelength 2940nm that exactly at the maximum absorption peak of water. It has ten times water absorption than the traditional carbon dioxide laser (10,600micro-mm). So this solid laser can cause shallow skin rapid warming well, then vaporize organizes precisely and strip shallower cuticle in the smallest hot injury cases (limited to the 30-50ms range). The principle of treatment is that turn laser beam into a spot by changing the laser focusing properties, and then scans the spot with certain graphics by pattern generator to remove the target tissue within the scanning scope with the heat that generated in an instant by the laser spot.

medical articulated arm - Machine lists:

Power source: 1700W

8.4 inches color touch screen

1 main machine,

1 seven-joint laser arm,

1 foot pedal,

1 power line,

2 keys,

2 fuses,

User manual &operating CD

medical articulated arm - Specification
Operating screen: 8.4 inches color touch screen
Operating mode: pulse mode
Pulse width: 170-250us
Wavelength: 2940nm
Maximum power: 1500W
Laser handle: Erbium laser
Output power: 100-1500mj
Controlling system: IC card
Voltage: AC230V±10% 50HZ±1HZ AC110V±10% 60HZ±1HZ
N.W.: 57KG

medical articulated arm - Service:

Warranty: 3 years

Certification: CE, ISO

Delivery time: 3-5 working days

Training: detailed user manual, operating CD, online training, onsite training