Fractional RF Microneedling Machine
This Pinxel-2 machine combines microneedle fractional RF with superficial fractional RF, which is why the listing gives two mode families and three pin counts. RF microneedling buyers compare needle depth range, pin options, frequency, and cooling, because those decide which skin concerns the device can address and how comfortable a session is. This listing gives all of them, and the table below reproduces them exactly.
The type is listed as MRF plus SRF, where SRF is superficial fractional RF and MRF is microneedle fractional RF. Input power is 50 watts and output frequency is 2 megahertz. The PDT output wavelength is listed at 650 nanometres and the cryo temperature at minus 5 degrees. The high speed and low gear SRF settings are both listed as no pin, while both MRF settings are listed with 81 pin, 49 pin, and 25 pin options. Needle depth control runs from 0.5 to 3 millimetres in 0.1 millimetre steps, and the minimum needle thickness is 0.01 millimetres.
The screen is a 10 inch colour TFT LCD. Relative humidity range is listed as lower than 93 percent and atmospheric pressure range as 50 to 106 kilopascals. Dimensions are 480 by 295 by 1060 millimetres and weight is 30 kilograms. Before ordering, confirm which pin cartridges are included, how the no-pin SRF mode is used in practice, and what the consumable cost per session is. The cryo temperature is part of the comfort story for this device, so ask how it is maintained during a full session.
This model is sometimes compared with vacuum microneedling RF equipment, which is a separate family on this site with only a category page and no detail page. The two must not be confused: this page covers the Pinxel-2 microneedle fractional RF machine only, and its parameters must not be applied to the vacuum family. See the guide comparing the two for the differences that are actually documented.
Specifications As Listed
| Type | MRF + SRF |
|---|---|
| Screen | 10 inch colour TFT LCD |
| Input power | 50W |
| Output frequency | 2MHz |
| Output wavelength (PDT) | 650nm |
| Cryo temperature | -5 degrees |
| SRF (superficial fractional RF) | High speed: no pin; low gear: no pin |
| MRF (microneedle fractional RF) | High speed: 81pin, 49pin, 25pin; low gear: 81pin, 49pin, 25pin |
| Relative humidity range | Lower than 93% |
| Atmospheric pressure range | 50kPa-106kPa |
| Dimension | 480mm x 295mm x 1060mm |
| Weight | 30kg |
| Needle depth control | 0.5~3mm (0.1mm steps) |
| Needle thickness minimum | 0.01mm |
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.
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Cartridges, Hygiene, and Treatment Planning
For a microneedling RF device, the cartridge system is the daily cost and hygiene centre. The listing gives pin options of 81, 49, and 25 for MRF and no-pin settings for SRF, and the buyer should confirm which cartridges are included, whether cartridges are single-use, what they cost, and how they are stored. Hygiene routines matter as well: needle devices require a defined cleaning and disposal protocol, and the supplier should explain it during training. Treatment planning is the third item: needle depth from 0.5 to 3 millimetres in 0.1 millimetre steps gives fine control, but the depth for a given area is a clinical decision for trained staff, and the supplier's training should cover how depth, pin count, and mode are combined rather than leaving the operator to guess.