UPP-1200W Series
Macro channel diode lasers have larger, more widely spaced emitters, providing broader coverage with each pulse. Benefits: Speed: Covers large areas quickly. Powerful Performance: High energy output for effective hair reduction. Cost-Effective: Reduces treatment time, potentially lowering costs.
Technical Utilization Parameters
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Model number
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UPP-1200W
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100W/Bar
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Unit (of measure)
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Optical Parameter
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Output wavelength
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808
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nm
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Wavelength range
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±10nm
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nm
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Bar quantities
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12
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pcs
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Bar spacing
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2.14
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mm
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Spot area
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10*23.68
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mm²
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Angle of divergence
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Fast≤31°；Slow≤8°
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°
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Optical collimation
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Customizable spot size
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/
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Electrical Parameters
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Operating Current
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≤95
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A
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Operating voltage
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1.8V/Bar
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V
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Duty cycle
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≤10%
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/
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Pulse width
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1~100ms
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ms
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Repetition rate
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1~10
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HZ
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Waterway Parameters
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Water flow
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3~4.5
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LPM
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Water temperature
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18~32
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℃
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Water quality
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Pure or deionized water
Filtration system ≤ 30um
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Caveats:
- Avoid exposure of laser light to eyes and skin while the laser is operating.
- Dustproof and anti-static measures must be taken during transportation, storage and use.
- Should be used at rated current, rated power.
- The need for good heat dissipation when the laser is in operation.
Output Wavelength:
The laser wavelengths, from shortest to longest, are violet, blue (445 nm, 457 nm, 473 nm), green (515 nm, 532 nm 535 nm), yellow, red, and near-infrared (1064 nm).
Wavelength Range:
A 'Wavelength Range' refers to the span of electromagnetic radiation wavelengths within a specific spectral region, such as micrometers (μm) or nanometers (nm), covering various regions from infrared to ultraviolet and beyond.
Bar Spacing:
Clear distance between bars (the spacing of bars) shall be such that the concrete can be placed and compacted satisfactorily for the development of adequate bond.
Divergence Angle:
The divergence angle is understood as the half-angle of the cone, within which 95% of the flow particles are enclosed.
Optical Collmination:
Refers to all the optical elements in an instrument being on their designed optical axis. It also refers to the process of adjusting an optical instrument so that all its elements are on that designed axis (in line and parallel).
Operating Current:
Current which flows through the cable during non-disrupted operation of the system. The value defines the minimum requirements for continuous load ampacity of the cable.
Operating Voltage:
Operating voltage is the amount of voltage used at a specific instant in time. It is the immediate voltage that is measured with a voltmeter.
Duty Cycle:
The cycle of operation of a machine or other device which operates intermittently rather than continuously.
Water Flow:
As the volume of water moving past a particular point during a given time period. Discharge or flow (either term is acceptable) applies to rivers and streams and is reported as cubic feet per second (cfs) or cubic meters per second (cms).
Water Quality:
A way of understanding the chemical, physical, and biological characteristics of a water sample to figure out how healthy it is for drinking, swimming, or supporting an ecosystem.
