I’m excited to share our {60w 980nm Diode Laser Vascular Removal} solution that powers safe, efficient vascular treatment in clinics and medical spas. As a B2B partner, I know you evaluate performance, reliability, and regulatory compliance, so this device arrives with {CE Certification} and robust service. The 980 nm diode wavelength targets hemoglobin while sparing surrounding tissue, delivering depth control with continuous-wave and pulsed modes. At 60 watts, it cuts downtime and expands treatment capabilities for varicose veins, facial telangiectasias, and unwanted redness. I designed this with ergonomics in mind: compact footprint, integrated cooling, and intuitive presets for common vessels. You’ll find it a strong fit among your {Products} lineups, especially if you serve dermatology, vascular clinics, or medical aesthetics. We provide installation, training, and ongoing support to ensure you get consistent results and patient satisfaction. If you need {} company details, I can share them upon request.
60W 980nm diode laser vascular removal is designed to stay ahead of the curve, delivering rapid clearance of superficial to mid-dermal vessels with precision and safety. The 980 nm wavelength targets blood chromophores while minimizing melanin interaction, enabling effective treatment across diverse skin tones. Optimized beam delivery and cooling ensure consistent results, lower downtime, and repeatable performance in busy clinics and research settings. QA and traceability align with international medical device standards. Global buyers benefit from flexible partnerships and customization of handpieces, interfaces, and consumables, plus clear documentation and compliant packaging. The process emphasizes CE/ISO 13485 aligned workflows, batch testing, and reliable after-sales support—from training to spare parts. With predictable lead times and competitive pricing, this service supports clinics and aesthetic centers worldwide in moving from evaluation to deployment with confidence.
| Parameter | Description | Unit | Typical Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wavelength | Emission wavelength used for selective photothermolysis of vascular targets | nm | 980 | Near-infrared range; compatible with superficial to mid-depth vessels |
| Maximum Output Power | Peak output during pulsed operation | W | 60 | Nominal value; adjustable by mode |
| Pulse Duration | Emission duration per pulse | ms | 20 | Short pulses favor vessel targeting with reduced epidermal heating |
| Repetition Rate | Pulse repetition frequency | Hz | 2 | Higher rates can increase throughput but may raise cumulative thermal load |
| Spot Size | Irradiated spot diameter on tissue | mm | 2.0 | Available range typically 1–3 mm for vessel targeting |
| Energy Density (Fluence) | Delivered energy per unit area per pulse | J/cm^2 | 10 | Common range ~6–12 J/cm^2; tailored to vessel depth and skin type |
| Cooling Method | Tissue cooling during treatment | N/A | Cryogen spray + sapphire tip | Protects epidermis and improves comfort |
| Treatment Area per Lesion | Surface area treated in a single application | cm^2 | 0.8 | Depends on lesion size and vessel cluster |
| Typical Session Time | Duration to treat a lesion or cluster | minutes | 20 | Single session may cover multiple lesions |
| Typical Number of Sessions | Average sessions required for clearance | sessions | 2 | Varies with lesion type and treatment response |
| Suitable Skin Types | Recommended Fitzpatrick skin types | Fitzpatrick | I–IV | Types V–VI may require adjusted fluence and careful monitoring |
| Safety & Recovery | Expected post-treatment skin response | days | 1 | Mild redness; full recovery typically within 1–3 days depending on individual factors |