Laser Therapy Machine Combining Multiple Wavelengths and Output Formats for Comprehensive Muscle Joint and Soft Tissue Care

Product Description

Panacea Q4 is a tabletop diode laser for professional physiotherapy, combining 4 channels with a fiber applicator and a standard large ball head. The upgraded model can choose adds an adjustable telescopic support arm to assist handpiece positioning around the working area.

The 980, 810, 1064 and 650 nm wavelengths are provided in one unit. Pulse and continuous wave modes give trained operators different output formats for their selected protocol. The AC 100-240 V power supply accommodates the specified voltage range; a suitable plug and local electrical connection are required.

Core Features

· Four wavelengths: 980 nm, 810 nm, 1064 nm and 650 nm.

· Pulse and CW output; 1-20 Hz pulse frequency.

· 0-1 s pulse width with 0.05 s adjustment steps.

· One standard physiotherapy fiber and handpiece with a large ball head.

· Upgraded telescopic support arm for adjustable applicator positioning.

Main Uses

· Muscle care within professionally assessed physiotherapy programs.

· Joint and surrounding soft tissue care as part of a supervised plan.

· Post-activity care in professional sports and exercise settings.

· Localized physiotherapy sessions using the supplied fiber handpiece.

Working Principle

Diode sources generate optical energy at the selected wavelengths. The fiber transmits this energy from the main unit to the handpiece, which directs the beam to the selected working area. The telescopic arm supports positioning; the laser settings determine the output.

650 nm is visible red light; 810, 980 and 1064 nm are near-infrared wavelengths. Light absorption and scattering in tissue vary with wavelength and tissue composition. The operator selects settings according to the device instructions and professional assessment.

CW mode provides continuous output. Pulse mode delivers timed output intervals, with pulse width and frequency adjustment. The separate 650 nm pilot beam provides a visible aiming reference. Its stated power of less than 5 mW is distinct from the specified 650 nm output channel.

Application Scenarios

· Physiotherapy rooms: Integrate the tabletop unit and support arm into a supervised treatment area.

· Sports care facilities: Use within professionally selected post-activity care programs.

· Muscle and joint care settings: Arrange access around areas such as the shoulder, back, elbow, knee or calf after assessment.

· Distributor demonstrations: Present the four wavelengths, output modes, standard head and support arm adjustment.

Telescopic Support Arm Advantages

The adjustable support arm is a separate feature of the upgraded Panacea Q4. It provides a mechanical support point for the handpiece and helps the operator arrange the applicator around a treatment couch or working chair.

1. Adjustable height and reach: Position the handpiece to suit the working surface and operator access.
2. Angle adjustment: Change the handpiece orientation to match the selected working position.
3. Less holding effort: Supporting the handpiece may reduce prolonged manual holding during suitable supervised tasks.
4. Organized workspace: Keep the handpiece supported near the device and arrange the fiber with adequate slack.
5. Retractable setup: Return the telescopic arm to a compact position when the equipment is stored.

The operator remains responsible for applicator placement, fiber routing and laser settings throughout use. Secure the arm before activating output.

Competitive Advantages

• Support arm upgrade: Mechanical handpiece support adds positioning flexibility to the tabletop configuration.
• Four wavelengths in one device: Combine red and near-infrared wavelength options in a single equipment setup.
• Selectable output formats: Choose pulse or CW mode according to the selected professional protocol.
• Defined adjustment steps: A 0.05 s pulse width increment helps operators set and record the selected parameters.
• Fiber applicator access: The 2 m optical fiber allows the handpiece to be arranged around the working area.
• Clear configuration: One physiotherapy handpiece and a standard large ball head provide a defined starting package, with additional heads quoted separately.
• Operator controls: Foot switch activation and an emergency stop button support operator control of laser output.

Standard and Optional Configuration

The physiotherapy configuration includes the Panacea Q4 main unit, one physiotherapy fiber with one handpiece, the standard large ball head.

Additional applicator heads are optional. Other function packages require a separately confirmed device specification and suitable accessories. Laser protection accessories, control accessories and packing items follow the confirmed order list.

Routine Care

Keep cooling vents clear and avoid sharp bends or tension in the optical fiber. Check the handpiece lens and support arm before use. Switch off the device before cleaning. Servicing and internal repairs should be performed by authorized personnel.

Technical Specifications

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Basic Operating Workflow

1. Assess suitability and choose the appropriate professional protocol.

2. Place the unit on a stable surface, connect the accessories and check the fiber.

3. Adjust and secure the support arm, then position the handpiece.

4. Use wavelength-appropriate laser eye protection, confirm settings and operate under continuous professional supervision.

5. Stop output before repositioning or disconnecting accessories. Clean and store the equipment according to the manual.

FAQ

1. What is new in this version?

The upgraded model adds an adjustable telescopic support arm for handpiece support and positioning.

2. Which wavelengths are provided?

980 nm, 810 nm, 1064 nm and 650 nm in a four-channel diode laser system.

3. Does four channels mean four handpieces?

The standard set contains one physiotherapy fiber and one handpiece. Four channels refers to the optical system.

4. Which head is standard?

The large ball head is standard. Other heads are optional and should be specified in the inquiry.

5. How do pulse and CW modes differ?

CW supplies continuous output. Pulse mode provides timed output intervals with pulse width and frequency adjustment.

6. Is the pilot beam the 650 nm output channel?

The pilot beam is an aiming reference rated below 5 mW. The specified 650 nm output channel is rated at 300 mW.

7. Are all optional function packages included?

This listing covers the single function physiotherapy version. Other packages require separate configuration confirmation and quotation.

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