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MED-860Reno Tattoo Laser Manufacturer
MED-860Reno procurement starts with two wavelength-specific energy entries and a clearly identified electrical configuration. Review the published specifications, separate technical questions from commercial terms and request the exact equipment package your team needs to assess.
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Technical specifications
| Energy Consumption | 1500 VA (Max) |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 220V/110V 50Hz/60Hz |
| Screen Resolution | 1920×1080 |
| Wavelength | 1064nm+532nm |
| Frequency | 1Hz-10Hz |
| Spot size | 2mm-10mm Adjustable |
| Max Single pulse Energy | 1500mJ(1064nm)|750mJ(532nm) |
| Laser Power | 1200W |
| Laser Type | Ф7 x1 PCS Ф8 x1 PCS(Single light, Double rod) |
| Work mode | Single pulse double pulse |
| Aiming System | Red light |
| Cooling System | Water |
Options and order-specific details should be confirmed in the final quotation.
Identify MED-860Reno in every purchasing document
Use MED-860Reno as the product identifier when requesting technical information, photographs or pricing. The published wavelength entry is 1064 nm + 532 nm. If you are preparing an equipment shortlist, open a separate record for this model and attach the current specification supplied with the offer. Ask for the model designation to remain consistent across the quotation, equipment identification and delivery documents.
Your initial enquiry can explain the intended purchase category: a demonstration unit, an individual equipment order or a distributor sourcing discussion. Add the destination and proposed quantity, followed by the questions your technical reviewer needs answered. The specifications on this page provide a starting point for that discussion. They do not establish a complete commercial package or a promise about results in your business. Ask the supplier to identify the exact configuration being quoted, including accessories and documentation, so that the purchasing decision can be made against a defined offer rather than a broad product description.
Keep the two maximum-energy figures linked to wavelength
The maximum single-pulse energy entry lists 1500 mJ at 1064 nm and 750 mJ at 532 nm. Preserve the wavelength association whenever you record those figures. Combining them into one unlabeled maximum would remove information that your technical reviewer needs. Ask the supplier for the applicable measurement conditions and the documentation associated with the version in the quotation.
The work-mode entry lists single pulse and double pulse. Ask how those names appear in the supplied interface and what information the technical documentation provides for each mode. Do not infer a second energy specification from the existence of a double-pulse mode. If your internal specification form has separate fields for mode, wavelength and maximum energy, request that each field be answered explicitly. This also helps when reviewing a demonstration: your team can ask about the exact entries it wants clarified. Keep performance, clinical suitability and operating decisions outside the conclusions drawn from these published numbers alone.
Review frequency and adjustable spot size together
Frequency is published as 1–10 Hz, and the spot-size entry is 2–10 mm adjustable. These values can be included in a model-specific technical review, with a request for clarification of the adjustment controls and the documentation supplied for the quoted unit. Ask which accessories or configuration details, if any, need to be identified when discussing those entries. Leave any unanswered relationship between settings as a technical question rather than an assumption.
For procurement, you might request photographs of the relevant components, a description of their identifiers and the applicable inspection instructions. If you are replacing or supplementing equipment already in your business, provide the existing identifiers and explain your objective. Ask for a written assessment before assuming that any component can be shared. A frequency range and an adjustable spot-size description do not establish accessory interchangeability or a specific working capacity. Your comparison record should distinguish the published MED-860Reno entries from the additional questions that must be answered for your intended supply package.
Distinguish the power entry from energy consumption
The specification labels Laser Power as 1200 W and Energy Consumption as 1500 VA maximum. Preserve both the labels and units in your purchasing notes. Ask for the electrical documentation needed to understand the offered unit rather than substituting one field for the other. Your facilities reviewer should receive the information relevant to the actual equipment and destination supply arrangement.
Power supply is listed as 220 V/110 V at 50 Hz/60 Hz. State the required destination supply in the enquiry and ask the quotation to identify the delivered version. Request the equipment rating details, plug arrangement and setup instructions. The listed alternatives should not be treated as confirmation of automatic voltage switching. If your installation planning requires other measurements or conditions, include them as specific questions. A clear electrical review should end with a written configuration, not an inference drawn from the model name, a promotional image or a single headline power number.
Ask about the interface, aiming system and cooling documentation
The published screen-resolution entry is 1920 × 1080. The aiming-system entry is Red light, and the cooling-system entry is Water. These are distinct equipment descriptions. Ask for photographs or a demonstration of the actual interface and request the documentation that describes the quoted equipment. Do not infer a screen size, available language or software option from the resolution alone.
For cooling, request the stated preparation and inspection requirements and ask which materials or items are included in delivery. If your reviewer needs information about fluid specifications, positioning or transport preparation, ask for the applicable instructions. For the aiming system, request the technical explanation appropriate to the supplied machine. The procurement discussion should focus on understanding and documenting the equipment; this page does not provide operating procedures or treatment settings. Make sure any agreed demonstration addresses your specific questions, and retain the supporting documents for review by the people responsible for receiving and evaluating the equipment.
Use the component description carefully in a technical enquiry
The laser-type field describes Ф7 × 1 piece and Ф8 × 1 piece, with the wording Single light, Double rod. Keep that component description intact when requesting clarification. Ask for the relevant technical identification and documentation if it is material to your purchase. Do not expand an abbreviated component entry into an unverified explanation of clinical performance, lifespan or warranty coverage.
Your equipment review can also ask how the supplied unit and its components would be identified in a future service enquiry. Request the information a technical contact would need, such as equipment identification and the details of the affected item. Ask which supporting documents are supplied at delivery and which must be requested separately. If your business has an internal engineering review process, send its questions with the procurement brief. That allows the supplier to respond to the actual information requirement rather than guess what you need from a short specification line. Any replacement-component arrangement should be established in the applicable service or commercial documentation.
Make comparison and customization requests model-specific
When comparing tattoo-removal equipment, give MED-860Reno its own column for wavelength-specific maximum single-pulse energy, work modes, frequency, spot size and electrical information. Keep the distinction between the 1200 W laser-power field and the 1500 VA maximum-consumption field. Compare the completeness of the documentation and accessory offer as well as the published figures. Do not carry a missing value across from a different product listing.
For an OEM/ODM discussion, describe each proposed change separately. You can request review of branding artwork, packaging presentation or documentation language, then ask what is available and what conditions would apply. Include the destination market and request any documents your own market review requires. A customization enquiry is not a confirmation that a particular change or market approval is available. Before preparing sales material, ask which images and specification descriptions correspond to the proposed configuration. Keep your wording within those confirmed details and leave unverified outcome or lifetime statements out of the catalogue.
Complete the quotation with delivery and support questions
Send your MED-860Reno enquiry with the quantity, destination, required electrical version and proposed accessory scope. Ask for an itemized offer and the technical documents linked to that offer. If the order needs a demonstration, particular documentation language or additional items, make those requirements explicit. Request quotation validity, proposed delivery arrangements and the information still needed to finalize the package.
Raise service questions before accepting commercial terms. Ask for the support contact route, the procedure for identifying a supplied machine, the proposed spare-part arrangement and the written warranty conditions. If training or remote assistance is important to your business, request the scope and any associated charges. Do not assume that these services or a particular response time are included. Once the offer is agreed, retain the final equipment specification and accessory list with the purchase record. The same documents can then guide receiving checks and future technical enquiries. Use the contact page to send your brief and the unresolved questions from your review.
Before you enquire
Questions, answered.
What maximum single-pulse energy is listed?
The published values are 1500 mJ at 1064 nm and 750 mJ at 532 nm. Keep each number attached to its wavelength. Request the current technical documentation and relevant conditions for the quoted unit. These entries should not be combined into a general energy promise or used to infer treatment results in a particular setting.
Which spot size and frequency are published?
The specification gives an adjustable spot size of 2–10 mm and frequency of 1–10 Hz. Ask how the supplied documentation describes those entries and which configuration details your technical reviewer should consider. The ranges are equipment specifications, not operating instructions, an accessory-compatibility statement or a guarantee of appointment capacity.
Why are both W and VA shown on the page?
They belong to separately named source fields: Laser Power is 1200 W, while Energy Consumption is 1500 VA maximum. Preserve the field names and units in the technical review. Ask for the electrical documentation for the equipment being quoted rather than replacing one value with the other or using either figure to infer an installation requirement.
Does the resolution specify the screen size?
The published resolution is 1920 × 1080. This page does not establish a physical screen dimension. Ask for the display details, photographs and interface information relevant to the offered equipment. If language or interface presentation is important to your review, include it as a separate requirement rather than assuming it follows from the resolution.
What information helps with a MED-860Reno quotation?
Provide the full model name, quantity, destination, electrical requirement and accessory questions. Include any documentation, demonstration, branding or service requirements you want assessed. Ask for an itemized offer associated with a current specification, and review the written delivery and warranty terms before accepting the proposed supply package.
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