Since the beginning of time, men and women have had a strong desire to remove unwanted body

hair. Ancient Egyptians used tweezers made out of seashells in order to remove hair from their
bodies. In ancient times, hairlessness signified social position and wealth. Today’s most popular
hair removal options include waxing, threading, shaving and electrolysis with laser hair removal
the only one able to reduce hair on a permanent basis.

The very first laser designed to destroy hair follicles was invented by Theodore H Maiman on
July 7, 1960. This ruby laser was inefficient and slow; it was able to minimize hair growth but
also resulted in severe damage and burns to the skin. It could only target a few hair follicles at a
time making hair removal a very tedious process.

The very first alexandrite laser was developed in the 1970’s. Although these lasers were much
safer than the first one, it did not provide adequate heat to destroy the hair follicle. As a result it
would have taken years to achieve permanent results.

The YAG laser was the very first laser approved by the FDA for hair removal in 1964. This laser
was able to reduce hair growth but unable to remove hair on a permanent basis. In 1975,
Harvard dermatologist Dr Thomas B Fitzpatrick created the Fitzpatrick phototyping scale which
offers classifications for human skin color. It is used today in order to determine suitable
candidates for laser treatment. Not everyone is able to benefit from laser hair removal since
darker skin tones can absorb the laser’s heat causing skin damage. In 1983, scientists were able
to develop a laser which utilized a pulse duration in order to target the hair follicle. As a result it
was possible to target the follicle without damaging the skin.

It took nearly 40 years for scientists to develop an efficient laser system for hair removal
purposes.

In 2008 the FDA approved the very first home laser hair removal system; the Tria Laser 4x. The
Tria laser utilizes the same diode technology used at professional clinics while allowing
consumers to remove hair permanently from the comfort of their own home.

Since then many at home laser hair removal machines have been approved by the FDA for
permanent hair reduction. The majority of home removal hair systems on the market today are
IPL based.

does hair grow through skin?

Hair follicles originate in the first and second layers of your skin (epidermis and dermis).
Follicles holding your terminal hair, or the hair that grows on your scalp, eyelashes and
eyebrows, extend into the first and second layer of your skin and sometimes into the third layer
(subcutaneous tissue).
 Nd:YAG laser consists of three main components: the laser medium,
pump source, and the resonator. The laser medium is the Nd:YAG
crystal itself, which is responsible for producing the laser

ur years experience on lasers, we can provide the OEM laser makers with all laser parts in the diode- or lamp-pumped
ser parts. We also supply you with all mechanical parts in the laser heads. The laser base, carrier and cover are made
m via injection mold. They are precise, reliable and repeatable. List of Produc

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ts for Lamp-pumped Nd:YAG Lasers
Laser Parts
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ser head, CW or pulsed lamp driver (power supply), chiller and Q-switch driver. AO & EO Devices
Optical Parts
Laser Accessories
Laser Machines
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Laser Measuremen
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ump chamber including YAG rod and lamp, resonator optics including output coupler and reflective mirror, Q-switch,
eam expander and mechanical parts including laser base, carrier, cover, front plate and rear plate.
Pump chamber module

l pump chamber (gold-coated

reflector or ceramic reflector)

l laser lamp (Kr or Xe)

l YAG rod

l carrier & fixture

Resonator modules including output
mirror module and rear mirror module

l output coupler (or rear mirror)

l mirror mount

l carrier & fixture

Remark: prepared for default mirror

dimension of D20x5mm. Other
available upon request.

Q-switch module

l Q-switch

l Q-switch base

l Carrier & fixture

Aperture module

l Aperture

l aperture mount,

l carrier & fixture.

Remark: default aperture diameter is

1.5mm. Others available upon request.

Beam expander module

l Beam expander

l beam expander mount

l carrier & fixture.

 Mechanical parts

l carrier & fixture

Mechanical parts

l cover

The length depends on the customer

requirement.

Mechanical parts

l Laser base

l front plate

l rear plate

The length depends on the customer

requirement.

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ed lamp drivers (power supply), dual-lamp drivers

p driver (laser power supply) Pulsed Xe lamp driver (laser power supply)

h driver

s (19" panel) R390 series (OEM module)

cabinet

unt key board, Q-switch driver, computer, lamp driver (or diode driver) and electrical controller. The electrical controller
AG laser markers.

s for Diode-pumped Nd:YAG Lasers

ser head (diode pump module, laser resonator, Q-switch cell), Q-switch driver, diode driver and chiller.
Head

d consists of laser base, diode pump module, output coupler and rear mirror, front plate, rear plate, and cover. Options
rture, AO Q-switch cell and beam expander.
Diode pump module

l diode module including YAG rod

l carrier & fixture

Resonator modules including output mirror

module and rear mirror module

l output coupler (or rear mirror)

l mirror mount

l carrier & fixture

Remark: prepared for default mirror

dimension of D20x5mm. Other
available upon request.

Q-switch module

l Q-switch

l Q-switch base

l Carrier & fixture

Aperture module

l Aperture

l aperture mount,

l carrier & fixture.

Mechanical parts

l carrier & fixture

Beam expander module

l Beam expander

l beam expander mount

l carrier & fixture.

Mechanical parts

l cover
 Mechanical parts

l Laser base

l front plate

l rear plate

river

h driver

s (19" panel) N390 series (OEM module)

cabinet

unt key board, Q-switch driver, computer, lamp driver (or diode driver) and electrical controller. The electrical controller
AG laser markers.