Class 4 Laser Therapy Machine

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How Does Triple-Wavelength Laser Therapy Work?

This machine integrates three near-infrared wavelengths—810nm, 980nm, and 1064nm—into one professional laser therapy system.

These wavelengths have different optical absorption and scattering characteristics in biological tissues. Laser therapy uses controlled light energy to produce photochemical and photothermal interactions, depending on the wavelength and treatment parameters.

The machine provides three selectable output configurations:

• 980nm Output: A dedicated 980nm laser output mode.
• 810nm + 1064nm Output: A combined dual-wavelength mode.
• 810nm + 980nm + 1064nm Output: Simultaneous three-wavelength operation.

These configurations allow practitioners to select different laser output combinations according to their clinical protocols and treatment requirements.

Expand Your Practice with Class 4 Laser Therapy

Expand your clinic’s treatment options with non-invasive Class 4 laser therapy. Designed for physiotherapy, chiropractic, and sports rehabilitation practices, this professional laser system can complement existing treatment programs for musculoskeletal pain, inflammation-related discomfort, and soft tissue recovery.

Pain Management

Support the management of muscle soreness, joint pain, neck and back discomfort, and other musculoskeletal conditions. Laser therapy offers an additional non-invasive option that can be integrated into personalized pain management programs.

Inflammation Support

Laser therapy may help modulate inflammatory responses and relieve discomfort associated with certain musculoskeletal conditions. It can complement existing rehabilitation approaches as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Tissue Healing & Recovery

Support soft tissue recovery and rehabilitation following muscle strains, ligament injuries, and other musculoskeletal conditions. Laser therapy may help promote tissue repair processes when used with appropriate treatment protocols.

Mobility & Rehabilitation

Help patients work toward improved comfort, mobility, and functional recovery. Laser therapy can complement physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs for patients recovering from injuries or managing movement-related discomfort.

Why Choose Our Class 4 Laser Therapy Machine?

1. Advanced Class IV Laser Performance

Delivers up to 50W of adjustable laser output, offering greater power capacity than lower-class laser systems. Combined with 810nm, 980nm, and 1064nm wavelengths, it provides flexible laser configurations for professional pain management and rehabilitation applications.

2. Hands-Free Articulated Arm Support

An adjustable mechanical arm securely supports the laser applicator, reducing the need for continuous handheld operation. It allows practitioners to position the treatment head conveniently while minimizing arm fatigue during supervised sessions.

3. Precise Control & Customized Treatment Settings

Easily adjust laser output, treatment time, frequency, and pulse width through the 10.4-inch touchscreen. Select from different wavelength combinations and save preferred settings to support flexible, repeatable treatment workflows.

4. Non-Invasive Pain Management

Offers a non-invasive approach to musculoskeletal pain management and rehabilitation support, without injections or surgical incisions. It can be incorporated into existing clinical treatment programs as an additional therapy option.

Built for Professional Pain Management & Rehabilitation

Expand your practice with a versatile Class 4 laser therapy system designed for professional clinical settings. With three laser wavelengths, adjustable treatment parameters, and a hands-free support arm, this machine can be integrated into existing pain management and rehabilitation services.

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Screen Function Introduction

1. Skin Preparation: Thoroughly clean the treatment area before the session. Ensure the skin is free of makeup, perfumes, cosmetics, and sunscreen residue to avoid optical interference or irritation.

2. Safety & Eye Protection: The operator must wear certified laser safety goggles throughout the session. Patients should wear protective eye shields or keep their eyes closed. Never look directly into the laser beam or output aperture.

3. Recommended Parameters: Set power at ≥ 15W, pulse width at 30ms-50ms, and frequency at 5Hz-6Hz. Administer 900-1,500pulses (approx. 10 seconds of irradiation) per targeted area. Sessions can be performed every other day. A mild warming sensation will build up after ~6 seconds; adjust energy so it feels comfortably warm, never uncomfortably hot.

4. Handpiece Technique: Always keep the handpiece perpendicular (90°) to the skin. Hold it 1cm away for non-contact mode, or place it directly against the skin for contact mode. Monitor the skin continuously and reduce power if excessive redness occurs.