Category site
Picosecond laser machines, organised by cabinet, wavelength and source.
A technical catalogue for clinics and distributors. Specifications first. Prices live on our shop.
By cabinet
Five cabinets. Same source matrix, different rooms and exteriors. See all
By wavelength and handpiece
Two specified wavelengths, plus the articulated arm you fit to the machine.
By laser source
Four factory assemblies. Energy follows the rod configuration.
What this site is
This is the picosecond-laser category site of Hangzhou SG Electronic Technology. It is written so a buyer can see how the range is built: a cabinet for the room, a wavelength pair, and a laser source whose output energy follows the rod configuration.
Every floor trolley and both desktop consoles can be specified with any of the four sources (600, 1250, 1300 or 1500 mJ) and with a Chinese or Korean articulated arm. We list only data we have. Pulse width in the product file is 4.6 ns; please confirm it for the SKU you select.
Prices are not published here. A discreet shop link sits on each cabinet and configuration page.
This category site does not list prices. See price on our shop.
Where these machines are typically used
Clinics usually look at this range for tattoo ink and pigmented lesions. 1064 nm is commonly chosen for deeper chromophores; 532 nm for more superficial targets. That is a selection guide, not a treatment claim — the operator decides the indication.
Questions
Does this site list prices?
No. This is a category guide. When you want a quotation, use “See price on our shop” on the cabinet or configuration page. That link opens the matching page on our shop when the page exists, or the picosecond catalogue on the shop if it does not.
How are the machines organised?
Five cabinets share the same two wavelengths, 1064 nm and 532 nm, and the same four laser-source assemblies. Choose a floor trolley or a desktop console for the room, then choose a source for the output energy you need (600, 1250, 1300 or 1500 mJ) and an articulated-arm type.
What is the difference between a trolley and a desktop?
Trolleys are standing floor cabinets with water-plus-air cooling. The hydraulic trolley is the heaviest, at 140 kg, and carries two handpieces; the other trolleys are 96 kg with one handpiece. The two desktop consoles are 78 kg, water-cooled only, and packed in a smaller volume. On the desktops, 532 nm is a menu setting — confirm output for the SKU you select.
How do I send an inquiry?
WhatsApp +86 177 6456 0066 or email [email protected]. Please name the cabinet and the source configuration you have in mind.