CO₂ Fractional Lasers
CO₂ Fractional Laser with Glass Tube
Fractional CO₂ laser platform with glass-tube configuration, selectable output power and multiple scanning modes.
30 / 40 / 60W10,600nm20 × 20mm max scanMultiple pulse modes
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OVERVIEW
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A glass-tube CO₂ fractional platform with selectable output power, multiple scan graphics and several pulse/working modes.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Specifications
Specifications below use the 2021 Al-Rehman catalogue as the current website reference. Confirm the exact supplied configuration before ordering.
Common CO₂ specifications
- CO₂ laser wavelength
- 10,600nm
- Beam transport
- Articulated arm with 7 joints and balanced weights
- Scanning speed
- More than 10ms
- Spot distance
- 0.1–2.6mm
- Vaginal handle
- Optional
- Aiming beam
- Red semiconductor laser, 635nm, less than 5mW
Glass-tube configuration
- Output power
- 30W / 40W / 60W (optional)
- Spot size
- 0.02–0.05mm²
- Scan mode
- Maximum 20 × 20mm
- Scanning mode
- Random, Normal and Mid-split Scan
- Scan graphics
- Circle, Triangle, Square, Rectangle, Hexagon, Ellipse and Line
- Working mode
- Continuous, Single Pulse, Interval Pulse, Super Pulse, Fractional
- Cooling system
- Air circulation and water circulation
- Voltage
- 220V / 110V
BEFORE ORDERING
Confirm what is actually included.
The final machine should be compared by its actual configuration rather than casing alone.
- Confirm the exact configuration, included handpieces and accessories before ordering.
- Specifications are based on the 2021 Al-Rehman catalogue and should be reconfirmed for the machine currently being quoted.
- Current price, availability and expected lead time should be confirmed directly with Al-Rehman International.
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