Key Features
- High intensity(adjustable): 10-50W, convenient to set individual therapy method for different users.
- Three wavelengths in one machine: 810nm+910nm+1040nm, every wavelength features different effects, meeting different therapy requirements for various syndrome.
- Two modes for an option: pulsed mode and continuous mode, pulsed mode for precise local therapy while continuous mode for fast full-coverage therapy.
- 10.4 inch touch screen: big enough for easily operate and monitor data, mitigating the risk of accidental activation during therapy.
- Automatic protection: if the temperature of the applicator(handle) reaches an abnormal level, the machine will stop working to avoid burns.
- Password for safety: no need to carefully keep the key to turn on the machine like before. Just open it like open your laptop.
- Compact but complete machine structure: it’s more functional and complete than it looks like. Just 11 lbs in weight, moving it at home or anywhere effortlessly.
Parameters
| Wavelength | 810nm + 910nm + 1040nm |
| Output | Fiber Optic |
| Working Mode | Pulsed mode/ Continuous mode (Switchable) |
| Pulse Width | 15ms-60ms |
| Frequency | 1-9 Hz |
| Guiding Light | 3 Levels |
| Cooling System | Air Cooling |
| Outpower Power | 10-50W(Adjustable) |
| Screen Size | 10.4 inch |
| Machine Dimension | 12″ * 14.6″ * 7.9″ | 31cm * 37cm * 20cm |
| Machine Weight | 11lbs | 5kg |
| Machine Power | 50W |
| Rated Voltage | 110v/60Hz or 220v/50Hz |
| Optional Plugs | GB, EU, US, BS (As per your shipping address) |
| Warranty | 3 Years |
Details with Illustrations
Portable Applicator Designed for Easier, More Consistent Therapy Positioning
To ensure precise control of energy and temperature during HILT laser therapy, the distance from the aperture to the skin must maintain a 0.4-inch(1-cm) gap during operation. However, in actual practice, it is challenging for operators to maintain this precise distance over an extended period. Considering the dual experiences of both the operator and the patient during therapy, we have extended the distance between the bottom of the handle and the aperture and also designed it with a hollow structure, thereby greatly enhancing the operator’s convenience while maintaining visibility and accuracy during therapy.
- The handle can directly touch with the skin, no need to control distance and maintain a hovering position, more effortless and convenient for the operator.
- Large-area hollow structure, no affect in the visibility of the laser, the operator can precisely monitor the laser track.
- Metal material for the handle, easy to clean and maintenance, long service life.
One Interface for Setting All Parameters
All parameters can be set on one interface, which improves the effect of the operator to adjust the parameters during therapy, thereby avoiding the scramble.
Password Safety
To turn on this machine, you just need to input your password like inputting your laptop password. It’s very convenient and hassle-free to save this machine when you do not need to save a key. Some traditional machine is turned on with a physical key.
10.4 Inch Touch Screen, Easy to Operate
The device is equipped with smart touch screen. Smooth touch feeling brings the best operating experience. The screen is seamlessly integrated into the machine with an optimized tilt angle, ensuring clear visibility and comfortable operation for the operator.
Simple and Easy-to-Understand Structure
①Touch screen | ②Handle interface | ③Applicator(Handle) | ④Handle support | ⑤Foot switch plug | ⑥Power switch | ⑦Power outlet
Machine with complicated structure is not easy to operate. This machine is very simple in structure. Plug in the power cord and press on the button to turn on the device.
Who Is It For?
Designed for healthcare professionals and rehabilitation specialists, including:
- Physical Therapy Clinics
- Chiropractic Clinics
- Sports Medicine Centers
- Pain Management Clinics
- Orthopedic Clinics
- Rehabilitation Centers
- Veterinary Clinics
Why Investing in the Machine is a High-ROI Move for Your Practice
The impressive availability and efficiency of HILT in rehabilitation exercises: A lots of researches claim that high intensity laser therapy plays a big role in musculoskeletal disorders, low back pain, knee osteoarthritis, patellofemoral pain and spinal radiculopathy.
HILT as a type of physical therapy like non-invasive, no-downtime and no-side-effects, is more and more popular in relieving acute and chronic pain.
The machine costs USD 3,509. If the fee for a single laser therapy session is set at USD 60, assuming only one self-paying patient is served per day, the monthly revenue would be 1 patient/day × 20 working days × $60 = USD1,200/month. This means the investment can be fully recouped in just three months—even under the minimum patient volume scenario. This demonstrates that the return on investment for laser therapy is exceptionally rapid.
High patient satisfaction and retention: the potent photothermal effect and rapid pain relief enable patients to observe significant improvements after just the first or second therapy, substantially reducing dropout rates and organically driving repeat purchases and word-of-mouth referrals.
No extra consumables for HILT machine, and the machine is light in weight and compact in size. Not take too much space. The maintenance cost is low.
About High Intensity Laser Therapy (HILT)
As per relative research, HILT is a pain-free, non-invasive therapy that can be used to treat various clinical conditions. Laser therapy has significantly reduced acute and chronic pain, rheumatoid arthritis, chronic osteoarthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia, knee injuries, shoulder pain, and postoperative pain. The reduction in pain after laser treatment results from its anti-inflammatory effects, the increased microcirculation and stimulation of immune processes, nerve regeneration, and the secretion of β-endorphins. These properties of high-frequency laser therapy can influence the healing and regeneration of muscle tissue, which is recommended in most muscle conditions, both in athletes and non-athletes.
—an authentic excerpt from PubMed article (PMID: 36294470)
HILT–An Ideal Physical Therapy for Full Body Pain Relief without Downtime and Side Effects
The Light Penetration Depth: LLLT vs. HILT
Although LLLT and HILT both modalities share the same fundamental mechanism—photobiomodulation—HILT delivers higher energy doses in a shorter period due to its greater power output and can induce thermal effects that may further enhance tissue response and therapeutic efficiency.
—an authentic excerpt from PubMed article (PMID: 41697446)
Application
A. Tendon and Ligament Injuries:
- Ankle sprains,
- Knee ligament strains,
- Achilles tendonitis, rotator cuff injuries, etc.
HILT effectively reduces acute-phase edema and accelerates collagen remodeling in torn fibers.
B. Muscle tears and contusions:
- Promote the absorption of localized hematomas,
- Inhibit aseptic inflammation,
- Prevent the formation of adhesions or myofascial scars during muscle healing.
C. Synovitis and Bursitis:
Conditions such as knee synovitis and subacromial bursitis can be rapidly treated to alleviate local fluid accumulation and tenderness.
A. Spine-related pain:
Demonstrates significant efficacy for cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, and third lumbar transverse process syndrome, effectively alleviating deep nerve root edema and compressive pain.
B. Degenerative arthritis:
Used for conditions such as knee and hip arthritis, it improves microcirculation within the joint cavity, reduces bone marrow edema, and restores joint range of motion.
C. Plantar fasciitis and bone spurs:
Penetrate the thick, resilient fascia of the sole to eliminate sterile inflammation around the calcaneal spur, alleviating the severe pain experienced with the first step in the morning.
A. Trigger Point Deactivation:
Powerfully penetrates and breaks up adhesions (trigger points) within deep tendons and muscles, instantly relaxing spasming muscle fibers.
B. Common overuse injuries:
Tennis elbow (epicondylitis of the lateral epicondyle of the humerus), golf elbow, frozen shoulder (capsulitis of the shoulder joint), and mouse hand (stenosing tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons).
Post-operative and post-trauma rehabilitation:
Used during the period of bone healing (to promote callus formation), and for the recovery of soft tissues following artificial joint replacement surgery, which significantly shortens the overall rehabilitation period for patients.
Additional Application: HILT for Relieving Primary Dysmenorrhea
“Dysmenorrhea can be defined as painful menses in females that represent a common gynecologic problem worldwide affecting about 60% of women among adolescent and young adult females.”
–an authentic excerpt from an research article on PubMed(PMID:Â 29184281)
Primary dysmenorrhea is characterized by severe pain occurring during menstruation in the absence of uterine abnormalities upon examination, caused solely by excessive prostaglandin secretion. High-intensity laser therapy can effectively inhibit the synthesis and release of prostaglandins within the body, thereby reducing excessive and intense uterine contractions at their source and alleviating pain.
Present Pain Intensity Score Before and After Treatment in Pulsed HILT Group
Before treatment |
After treatment |
|
| No.          % | No.         % | |
| No Pain | 0Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.0 | 11Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 42.3 |
| Mild pain | 0Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.0 | 12Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 46.2 |
| Moderate pain | 4Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 15.4 | Â 3Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 11.5 |
| Severe pain | 13Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 50.0 | Â 0Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.0 |
| Unbearable pain | 9Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 34.6 | Â 0Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.0 |
The above score is an authentic excerpt from an research article published on PubMed (PMID:Â 29184281)
Contraindications
HILT is non-invasive, no downtime and no side effects to human body. However, there are several groups who should avoid laser therapy.
Absolute contraindications (use is strictly prohibited)
It is strictly prohibited to apply HILT to areas where known or suspected malignant tumors and lesions are present. The biological stimulatory effects of HILT can promote angiogenesis and cell proliferation, potentially accelerating tumor growth or metastasis.
It is strictly forbidden to expose the abdomen, lumbar region, and pelvic area to radiation, as this could potentially affect fetal development due to energy penetration.
The thermal effects and vasodilating properties of lasers increase the risk of bleeding. Laser therapy is strictly prohibited during the bleeding phase of an injury or for individuals with hemophilia.
Direct exposure to the thyroid gland, testes, and other endocrine glands is strictly prohibited to prevent interference with the normal secretion of hormones.
High-energy lasers can cause irreversible damage to the retina. During treatment, patients and operators must wear specialized protective goggles and must absolutely refrain from looking directly at the light source.
Rare instances of high-frequency pulse patterns may trigger photogenic epilepsy (avoid exposure near the head).
Relative contraindications and conditions requiring careful use (subject to evaluation by a qualified medical professional)
Metal prosthetics used after joint replacement, fracture plates, or cardiac pacemakers require careful handling. While lasers have limited effects on metal itself, deep heat buildup can cause burns to surrounding tissues or interfere with electronic devices.
Irradiation should not be performed when there is an acute bacterial infection, cellulitis, or active herpes infection in the affected area of the skin.
Those who are insensitive to heat sensations (such as those with severe diabetic neuropathy) or are unable to accurately convey their feelings are highly susceptible to deep burns due to excessive energy.
Taking photosensitizing medications such as doxycycline or isotretinoin may lead to severe skin photosensitivity reactions.
Areas of the bones in minors where growth plates are not fully developed should be handled with caution to prevent disrupting normal bone development.
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