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So your client’s walking in with that stubborn dark hair on their lower leg, or maybe a light fuzz on the upper lip that just won’t quit with IPL—they want it gone for good, and they want it comfortable, and this is where the three wavelengths actually earn their keep because you can switch between 755nm for the fair skin, 808nm for the bulk of treatments, and 1064nm for darker Fitzpatrick types without swapping heads or machines.
We’ve seen clinics run through a full day of sessions on the 1200W model and the handle stays cool enough to touch—that ice titanium cooling plus TEC and water and air system is basically overkill in good way, and what it does is let you crank the energy up to 320J/cm² without your client yelping, which means faster results and fewer return visits for touch-ups.
Pricing breaks down pretty cleanly: a single unit for sampling runs about $3,800 to $4,200 depending on the power option you pick, mid-volume orders of 5 to 10 units land around $3,200 each give or take, and if you’re looking at 20 units or more we’re talking roughly $2,800 per machine—but those numbers shift with the 1600W version since it needs a beefier power supply and slightly different optics.
The 10-inch touchscreen is actually intuitive enough that most techs figure out the pulse duration (1-300ms) and frequency (1-10Hz) adjustments within a session or two, and the dual spot sizes—12x12mm for precision work like the bikini line and 12x35mm for larger areas like the back—mean you’re not swapping handpieces every five minutes, which saves time and wear on the connectors.
One thing buyers don’t always ask about is the power requrement: it needs a dedicated 20-amp circuit at 220V if you’re running the 1200W or above, and on 110V you’re limited to the 600W or 800W options unless you want to trip breakers constantly—we usually stock the 600W for home-use setups, but for a professionel clinic the 800W is the sweet spot between speed and electrcial compatiblity.
Anyway, the TUV Medical CE and ISO 13485 certs mean you can pass most health department inspections without hassle, and we include a COA with every unit showing the actual wavelength output and cooling performance—though I’d recommend ordering a spare handle if you’re running more than 8 hours a day, because the diode arrays do degrade after about 500,000 pulses or so.
The KM900D comes with two spot sizes: 12x12mm for precise work and 12x35mm for faster, larger area treatments. Start with the 12x35mm for efficiency on legs or backs, and use the 12x12mm for smaller areas like the face or bikini line.
We can do a single unit for trial orders, but the standard MOQ is 1-2 pieces depending on stock. Just let us know, and we'll set it up for you.
Lead time is usually 7-15 working days after payment, since we build each unit to your power and customization specs. Stock models can ship faster, sometimes within 3-5 days.
Yes, absolutely. We provide TUV Medical CE, ISO 13485, and ROHS certificates with every unit. You'll get the full set of documentation for registration or compliance purposes.
Sure, you can choose from 600W to 1600W power options at purchase, and the energy is adjustable from 1-320J/cm² on the touchscreen. That gives you full control to treat from light to dark skin safely.
