How Does Class 4 Laser Work?
The class 4 laser smart 10W has 810nm and 980nm single wavelength for your choice, the price is same. 810nm and 980nm class 4 lasers are by using high-powered lasers to penetrate deep into tissues, stimulating cellular activity and accelerating the body's natural healing processes, ultimately reducing pain and inflammation.
980nm wavelength laser is invisible light, the 980nm wavelength of light is used in laser therapy because it is readily absorbed by water, leading to increased heatproduction and potentially enhanced pain relief, inflammation reduction, and improved circulation.
810nm wavelength is also invisible light, by using high-intensity laser light to penetrate deep into tissues, stimulating cellular repair, improving circulation, and potentially accelerating the healing process through a process called photobiomodulation.
650nm wavelength is visible bright red light, it be used as the indicator light for the class 4 laser. 650nm wavelength is class 3B laser, it can work on the superficial of the skin to improve the blood circulation, and body's immune system.
Specification
- Max Power: 10W
- Wavelength: 980nm
- Laser Type: GaAIAs Diode Laser
- Spot Size: Φ9mm&Φ10mm&Φ20mm
- Working mode: CW /Pulse
- Cooling method: Air-cooling
- Power Supply: AC 100~240V,50/60Hz
- Dimension: 380mm*280mm*186mm
- Weight: 7.5kg
- Lifetime: 20000 hours, can be used for more than 7 years
What It Treat for Animals?
Tendon and Ligament Lesions: General analgesia, Myositis, Abscesses, Edema, Hematomas, Superficial wounds,Sores and abrasions
Soft Tissue Trauma: Microtraumas, Tendon lesions, Ligament lesions,Dorsal metacarpal disease (sore/bucked shins), Bursitis
Joint Conditions: Post-surgery incision repair, Spinal pathologies, Tendon and ligament injury, Soft tissue adhesions, Ligament desmotomy, Medial patellar, Inferior check
Osteoarthritis: Muscle strains and microtears, Muscle spasm, Moderate exercise-induced inflammation, Reduced recovery times
Inflammatory Conditions: Arthrosis, OCD lesions (post-surgery), Physitis, Spinous process impingement, Developmental orthopedic disorders, Subluxation
Surgical Incisions: Acute laminitis, Colitis-related laminitis prevention, Lymphangitis, Cellulitis, Dermatological Conditions, Hoof disease (canker, thrush), Sarcoids