OEM Manufacturer Switched Nd-Yag Laser - Europe TUV CE medical name plate 808 diode laser hair removal triple wavelength equipment – Apolo
OEM Manufacturer Switched Nd-Yag Laser - Europe TUV CE medical name plate 808 diode laser hair removal triple wavelength equipment – Apolo Detail:
Working Principle
The diode laser is operating at a wavelength of 810nm/755nm/1064n, the gold standard in laser hair removal. The 808nm wavelength offers deep penetration of hair follicle with high average power, a high repetition rate and a large spot size for fast treatment. The 755nm wavelength offers more powerful energy absorbed by melanin chromophore, making it ideal for the widest range of hair types and color-especially light-colored and thin fine hair. the 1064nm wavelength is characterized by lower melanin absorption, making it a focused solution for darks skin types.

US origin Diode module with output energy of 800W/1200W option.
*Multi spot size optional for different area treatment: 12x18mm & 12x30mm.
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