High Efficiency Cryolipolysis Slimming Equipment with Selective Fat Reduction Technology

You're looking at the CLS-2023, and we use water cycle cooling here—not those cheaper air-cooled systems that struggle under back-to-back treatments. The temperture range runs form -10°C up to +45°C, so you can do body and face work without swapping heads for every zone. Arms, chin, thighs, even the love handles: it handles them all, though the 0.08MPa suction pressure is pretty mild compared to the stronger units we see in some clinics. Most buyers go with the single-handle version for versatility, but we'll quote both options.

It's basically a portable unit, 50×50×200 cm, so it fits through a standard doorframe without disassembly. Power draw sits at 220V/50Hz, which usually means you'll want a dedicated circuit if you're running three or more machines side by side. Overheat protection is built in, and the automatic temperature control kicks in if the cooling loop gets blocked—we've seen that happen maybe twice in the last year, but it's there. No, you don't need a water line plumbed in; it's a sealed cycle.

What a lot of buyers don't think to ask is that the selectivity isn't magic—it targets lipid-rich cells, sure, but the fat reduction is gradual (usually 2-4 weeks to see real change), not instant. We're up front about that because unrealistic expectations cause returns. It works well for stubborn belly fat, less so for large-volume reduction in one session. Think of it as a contour tool, not a surgical alternative.

Lead time is roughly 20 days or so right now, but we usually have stock on the standerd 220V model—just confirm before you wire payment. Bulk pricing drops at 10 units, and we can do custom branding on the chassis if you're ordering 50 or more. The COA covers temperature calibration and suction consistency, though we don't test for fat cell selectivity at the factory level. It's a fair question, but we rely on the field data for that. Anyway, send your RFQ with the quantty and voltage preference, and we'll have a quote back within 48 hours.

: the -10°C setting is rarely used in practice, most operators stay around -5°C for comfort and cycle time. We've heard feedback that the lower temp causes more bruising in sensitive areas like teh inner arm. Plan to test on a small batch of clients before rolling it out wide.

And yes, we offer training videos for the control panel setup, but they're pretty generic. You'll want to spend a day actually running it to dial in your protocol. 50x50x200 cm doesn't sound huge, but finding clearance for the cooling vents matters more than most realize, our company have a 2-year warranty on the compressor, 1 year on everything else.