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Thulium Laser (1927nm)

Fractional thulium laser for skin rejuvenation work. Specifications on this page belong to this model only, and its two-year warranty statement must not be transferred to any other model.

This thulium laser model works at 1927nm and is documented with a full specification table on its product detail page, which this page transcribes. Its working modes are fractional, pulse, and super pulse, and its power range is 1 to 30 watts. Those figures, together with the scanning and pulse settings below, are the documented basis for evaluating the model, and they belong to this model alone.

The scanning graphics listed are oval triangle, square, and OEM shapes, with order and random scanning modes. Pulse width is 0.1 to 10 milliseconds, dot spacing is adjustable from 0.1 to 2.0 millimeters, graphic size ranges from 0.1 by 0.1 millimeters to 20 by 20 millimeters, and pulse energy is adjustable from 1 to 300 millijoules. Cooling is air cooling, and packing size is 55 by 71 by 58 centimeters. Each of those figures should be re-confirmed on the specification sheet supplied with an order, since a later revision of the model can change them.

The detail page's function statements describe skin brightening and whitening, pigmentation conditions, melasma, fine lines, enlarged pores, superficial acne scars, and skin quality improvement. The detail page also states that treatments involve no downtime and can be done year-round. Both are supplier statements, presented here with attribution, and they must not be read as guaranteed outcomes. A buyer should check what the model as supplied is documented to do, what the local regulatory position is, and what aftercare the clinic should plan for, rather than relying on a marketing phrase.

Warranty for this model is stated as two years for all mechanical equipment in the detail page's frequently asked questions section, and that statement applies to this model only. It differs from the TwinLaser model's one-year statement, and the difference is exactly why this site never pools warranty figures across models. Confirm the warranty for the model you are buying, in writing, before placing an order.

The listed minimum order quantity is one piece, as listed, to be confirmed on inquiry. Certificates are available upon request. Buyers comparing this model with other fractional systems should read the fractional CO2 versus erbium guide, which keeps the comparison inside documented figures and notes plainly where another model has no published parameter table.

Specifications (this model only)

Laser type1927nm thulium laser
Wavelength1927nm
Working modesFractional, pulse, super pulse
Power1–30 W
Scanning graphicsOval triangle, square, OEM
Scanning modesOrder, random
Pulse width0.1–10 ms
Dot spacing0.1–2.0 mm adjustable
Graphic size0.1 x 0.1 mm – 20 x 20 mm
Pulse energy1–300 mJ adjustable
CoolingAir cooling
Packing size55 x 71 x 58 cm
Warranty (detail page FAQ statement, this model only)2 years for all mechanical equipment
Before you order, confirm on inquiry: the exact specifications of the model you want, the minimum order quantity, the current lead time, the warranty terms for that specific model, and the certification documents applicable to your market. Listed figures on this page come from the product detail page for the model named here; specifications for other models in the same family are not covered by this page.

For a clinic comparing fractional systems, the thulium model's documented table is a useful benchmark precisely because it is complete: power, pulse width, pulse energy, scanning graphics and modes, dot spacing, graphic size, cooling, and packing are all given, and a competing fractional model can be scored against the same rows. Where a competing model leaves a row blank, the blank should be treated as an open question for inquiry, not as a zero or as an assumed match. That row-by-row discipline is the fairest way to compare fractional systems, and it is the method this site's comparison guides follow throughout.

Related pages: Fractional CO2 vs erbium guide · Skin rejuvenation applications · Aesthetic laser equipment

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