CO2 Fractional Buying Guide
CO2 fractional equipment is compared on wavelength, power, scanner options, handpieces, working arm, and cooling. The model on this site lists a 10600 nanometre wavelength, 40 watts output, a focal length of 75 millimetres, a red diode indication beam at 650 nanometres under 5 milliwatts, and a 7-articulation joint spring arm. Cooling is air cooling, and the environmental range is 5 to 40 degrees Celsius with humidity under 80 percent.
The scanner and handpiece set is the most detailed part of this listing. The scanner handpiece offers 120, 300, and 1000 micrometre spots. The surgical handpieces are a zoom handpiece from 0.2 to 10 millimetres, a Micro F50 handpiece with an optional 500 micrometre spot, and a Micro F100 handpiece with an optional 1000 micrometre spot. Three treatment heads are listed. Before ordering, confirm which handpieces are included in the base configuration, because two are marked optional.
A source text note applies to this model: the specification table on the source page lists the laser type as 10.6pm [sic], while the body text states 10600 nanometres. This guide uses the 10600 nanometre value and records the table entry as written. If your market's documentation requires an exact match, confirm the wording with the supplier before payment.
For the model itself, see the CO2 fractional laser page, and for the related skin family, see the skin rejuvenation category page.
Before You Order
Before payment, confirm the following for your exact model and configuration:
- Confirm the full specification table, including any value marked as listed separately on this page.
- Ask for the certification documents that apply to your market. Certificates are available upon request.
- Confirm the MOQ, lead time, packaging, and shipping terms for your order quantity.
- Confirm the warranty scope, spare parts availability, and after-sales support channel.