OEM/ODM Customizable Tattoo Removal Equipment with 12 Months Warranty for Beauty Salons

That first-time custoemr walks in with a faded dragon sleeve they got in their twenties, hoping your machine can actually cut through that blue-black ink without scorching them — and it's the 1064nm channel on the Q-Switched ND YAG that does the heavy lifting here, usually at 2000mj per pulse with a 10ns window.

For sample orders we're at roughly $8,500 per unit, mid-run at about $7,200, and bulk buyers hitting 10 units or so are looking at under $6,500 each. 15% cost savings between tiers if you're smart about forecasting. The dual cooling system (air plus water) means you can run back-to-back sessions without the head overheating on summer afternoons.

So you get four wavelengths — 532 for reds and oranges, 755 for greens and blues, 1064 for that deep black the kids keep getting, and 1320 which is basically just skin rejuvenation but your clients don't need to know that's a different applicaion entirely. Pulse width is 10ns across all channels, which is tighter tolerance than most competitors offer at this price point.

Spot size adjusts form 2mm to 5mm, and you'll use the smaller spots for those fine-line Instagram micro-realism pieces nobody's happy with. What it does is let your operator dial in energy density per pass without burning the surrounding tissue — most buyers go with the 4mm tip for bulk shading removal anyway.

One detail you wouldn't think to ask: the water line on these units has a 0.6-liter reservoir, which is enough for about 45 minutes of continuous firing before you need to refill. Only CE cert is stamped on the chassis, confirm FCC seperately if you're shiping stateside. COA is included per unit, typically within 7 business days of order.