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A procurement manager I know has been sourcing laser equipement for about three years now, and the A16 model pretty much checks every box they were looking for—dual wavelength at 755nm and 1064nm means it handles both fair and darker skin types without much fuss, and the adjustable spot size from 6mm to 20mm (8 settings total) lets you switch between a small bikini area and a full back in one session.
The energy output sits at 60J for the 755nm and 100J for the 1064nm, which is better than reagent grade for this class of machine, and the 10-100ms pulse width gives you some real flexibility for different hair thicknesses; the 10" touchscreen makes dialing those in pretty straightforward, even for new operators.
It's not really suited for home use or small handheld devices—this thing weighs in at 110×58×117cm and pulls 4000W, so you're looking at a dedicated treatment room setup, but for clinics doing full-body sessions, the 96000uf capacitance (12,000uf x 8) means it doesn't drop off mid-treatment.
We usually have stock on the A16, but confirm lead time if you need more than 20 units or so—the US imported optical fiber is a nice touch, though the 2-year machine the main components, and the 3-in-1 cooling (water, TEC, DDS) plus cold air keeps the handpiece form overheating during back-to-back sessions, which is a detail most buyers don't think to ask about.
Anyway, COA from each batch is standerd, and HPLC data is avaliable on request, but the real selling point for my contact was the infrared targeting system—it basically eliminates the guesswork for techs who are still learning the handpiece angles.
