980nm Vascular Laser Machine
This 980 nanometre diode laser machine is listed for vascular and spider vein removal. Vascular lasers are bought on wavelength, power, pulse width, pulse delay, and delivery method, because the combination decides how the energy reaches the target vessel. This listing gives all five, but its power figures need to be read carefully, because the source page states them in more than one place.
The parameter table lists the laser type as a semiconductor generator, the wavelength as 980 nanometres, the output power as 200 watts, the laser energy as 50 watts, the pulse width as 20 to 100 milliseconds, and the pulse delay as 0 and 180 to 900 milliseconds. The treatment handle is a focus handle and the output method is fibre output. Machine size is 40 by 32 by 33 centimetres with a net weight of 8 kilograms; trolley size is 67 by 66 by 32 centimetres with a gross weight of 15 kilograms.
The power figures are recorded separately here and not merged into a single number. The parameter table lists output power at 200 watts and laser energy at 50 watts, while a separate advantage statement on the same source page mentions a maximum output power of 50 watts. Those three statements do not agree as a single figure, so this page does not choose between them. Before payment, confirm which power figure applies to the configuration you would receive, and ask the supplier to explain the relationship between output power and laser energy for this model.
The listed function is removal of spider veins and vascular targets, and the work mode is pulse mode. Other directions listed on the source page are available to discuss with the supplier, but this page presents them only as listed directions to confirm at inquiry, not as treatment promises. Vascular treatments are performed by qualified staff, and the applicable regulatory status in your market must be confirmed before ordering.
Specifications As Listed
| Laser type | Semiconductor generator |
|---|---|
| Laser wavelength | 980nm |
| Output power (parameter table) | 200W |
| Laser energy (parameter table) | 50W |
| Maximum output power (separate advantage statement) | 50W — recorded separately, not merged with the table values |
| Work mode | Pulse mode |
| Pulse width | 20ms-100ms |
| Pulse delay | 0, 180ms-900ms |
| Treatment handle | Focus handle |
| Output method | Fibre output |
| Machine size | 40 * 32 * 33cm |
| Net weight | 8kg |
| Trolley size | 67 * 66 * 32cm |
| Gross weight | 15kg |
Power figures are recorded separately and not merged: the parameter table lists output power 200W and laser energy 50W, while a separate statement on the same source page mentions a maximum output power of 50W. Confirm the applicable figure at inquiry.
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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Staff Qualification and Market Rules
Vascular laser treatments sit in a regulated area in most markets, so the purchase decision should include a regulatory check alongside the technical one. Confirm the device classification that applies in the buyer's market, which qualifications the operator must hold, and which certification documents the supplier can provide for that market. The power figure question should be settled in the same conversation: ask the supplier to explain the relationship between the 200 watt output power, the 50 watt laser energy, and the separate 50 watt maximum statement, and to confirm the applicable figure in writing for the configuration being ordered. Training should cover the focus handle, the fibre output, and the pulse width and delay settings, because those are the controls the operator will use every day.