980+1470nm EVLT & PLDD Diode Laser Device

What this model is

This is the 980+1470nm diode laser model whose published page was recorded for this site. Its published page title names it as an endovenous laser therapy device for varicose vein laser treatment, and as a percutaneous laser disc decompression device. Those two directions, endovenous laser therapy and percutaneous laser disc decompression, are the model's published directions, and this page presents them at that level. The published page carries no specification table, so this page carries none either: it does not print wavelengths as specifications, it does not print power figures, and it does not print any other parameter, because inventing those numbers from the model's name would mislead a buyer who is comparing medical laser devices.

What the category around it covers

The 980+1470nm diode laser group on this site covers several directions that appear as category names: lipolysis, haemorrhoid and fistula directions, endovenous laser therapy and percutaneous laser disc decompression, and vascular removal. Only the endovenous and disc decompression model has a recorded detail page, so only that model gets a detail page. The other directions are listed by name only on their category pages. A buyer who needs one of those directions should name it in an inquiry and ask the supplier to confirm whether a matching item exists and what its specification sheet says, rather than assuming that this model's details apply to the whole group.

Why this page has no specification table

A specification table is only printed on this site when a published page actually carries one. This model's published page does not, so printing a table here would mean either copying numbers from a different model or guessing them from the model's name, and both would be fabrication. The honest presentation is a short page that says what the model is called, what directions its published page names, and what a buyer should confirm before ordering. That honesty is deliberate: for medical laser devices, an invented specification is worse than a missing one, because it can drive a purchasing decision that the real item does not support.

What a buyer should confirm

A buyer considering this model should confirm the full specification sheet for the exact item, including the wavelengths, the power range, the fibre and handpiece configuration, and the operating requirements. The buyer should also confirm the regulatory position for the intended market, the training and staffing requirements for operating the device, and the after-sales support available for it. Certificates are available upon request. Before payment, confirm the item, specifications, minimum order quantity, lead time and price for your order in writing, and do not rely on this page's category-level description as a substitute for the specification sheet.

What is not claimed

No treatment outcomes, success rates, safety claims or clinical comparisons are published on this page, because none has been published for this model. No certificate names, numbers or issuing bodies are published here. No price is published. The application directions named on this page are the published page's own category wording, not a guarantee that the device is suitable for any particular patient or procedure.

Regulatory and training questions

A buyer considering this model should ask the supplier about the regulatory position for the intended market and about the training expected for operators, because both points matter more for medical laser devices than for general beauty equipment. Ask what documentation the supplier can provide, and treat any regulatory claim that cannot be documented as unconfirmed.