This picosecond laser model is documented with a full specification table on its product detail page, and this page transcribes it. Its wavelengths are 1064nm, 755nm, and 532nm, switchable in software as stated on the detail page, and its pulse width is 450 picoseconds. Those two facts define how the model is positioned: a short-pulse system with three wavelengths for different target colors and depths, rather than a single-wavelength device.
The screen is a 15.6-inch touch screen, total machine power is listed at 4000W, and the standard handpiece is one picosecond handle. The laser arm is a seven-joint articulated arm. Energy is listed as adjustable from 10 to 2000 millijoules with a maximum of 2000 millijoules, frequency is 1 to 10 hertz, spot size is 2 to 10 millimeters, and the effective shot count is stated as 5 million. Cooling is wind plus water circulation. Packing size is 57 by 113 by 89 centimeters, and machine size is 43 by 85 by 80 centimeters.
The detail page's function statements describe tattoo removal, pigmentation conditions, carbon peeling, eyebrow and lip line removal, acne scar improvement, and skin rejuvenation. Those are detail page statements, presented here with attribution, and they should not be read as guaranteed treatment outcomes. A buyer comparing picosecond systems with Q-switched systems should read the comparison guide, which explains the conceptual difference without inventing a competing product page: this site has no standalone Q-switched product model, so the comparison is a concept guide, not a product shoot-out.
For a clinic, the practical questions about this model are the wavelength set, the pulse width, the energy range, the shot count, and the arm configuration, because those determine which treatments the machine can plausibly cover and how it fits into a treatment room. The listed minimum order quantity is one piece, as listed, to be confirmed on inquiry. Certificates are available upon request, and the regulatory documents for your market should be confirmed before an order rather than assumed.
As with every documented model on this site, the figures here belong to this model alone. Other picosecond models, if the company lists them, do not inherit this table, and any specification for another model must be confirmed on inquiry against that model's own detail page.
Specifications (this model only)
| Laser type | Picosecond laser |
|---|---|
| Wavelengths | 1064nm, 755nm, 532nm (software-switchable, detail page statement) |
| Screen | 15.6-inch touch screen |
| Total power | 4000W |
| Handpiece | Standard 1 pc picosecond handle |
| Laser arm | 7-joint articulated laser arm |
| Energy | 10–2000 mJ adjustable; max 2000 mJ |
| Pulse width | 450 ps |
| Frequency | 1–10 Hz |
| Spot size | 2–10 mm |
| Effective shot count | 5 million (detail page statement) |
| Cooling | Wind + water circulation |
| Packing size | 57 x 113 x 89 cm |
| Machine size | 43 x 85 x 80 cm |
For a clinic planning its first picosecond purchase, the most useful next step after reading this page is to compare the documented figures here with the specification sheet supplied on inquiry, row by row, and to note any row where the two differ. Differences are not necessarily errors: a model revision, a configuration option, or a regional variant can all explain them, but each difference should be explained in writing before an order is placed, because an unexplained difference at inquiry stage becomes a dispute at delivery stage. Keep that row-by-row comparison with the order documents, so that the machine received can be checked against the machine promised.
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