5000W 2 in 1 Laser Hair Removal & Picosecond Device – 6Bar+FAC to 10Bar+FAC | ZENI
$1,480.00
100 in stock
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The Sweet Spot of Power and Precision.
The 5000W 2 in 1 laser hair removal picosecond device brings a focused upgrade matrix to your clinic: 6Bar+FAC, 10Bar, and the highly sought-after 10Bar+FAC. This intermediate configuration delivers higher output power than the base model while retaining the Fast Axis Collimation (FAC) lenses that maintain fiber coupling efficiency at approximately 89%. With 4 to 6 wavelengths and a dedicated picosecond handpiece, it handles both diode hair removal and tattoo/pigment clearance. Clinical data: 808nm diode achieves 57.9% mean hair reduction after three sessions; 1064nm picosecond delivers 78.1% excellent tattoo clearance versus 54.4% for nanosecond systems.
Power Meets Precision
The 10Bar+FAC option offers more power than 6Bar, with FAC collimation retained for ~89% fiber coupling efficiency.
Diode + Picosecond
808nm diode for hair removal; dedicated picosecond handpiece for tattoo and pigment clearance.
Spectral Flexibility
Start with 4 wavelengths or upgrade to 6 for broader Fitzpatrick skin type and hair color coverage.
57.9% / 78.1%
57.9% hair reduction after 3 sessions (Fitzpatrick IV–VI); 78.1% excellent tattoo clearance with picosecond 1064nm.
Why the 10Bar+FAC Configuration Is the Smart Choice
Many clinics face a dilemma when choosing a laser stack: the 10Bar configuration offers higher power than the 6Bar base, but without FAC lenses, the raw beam divergence can reduce fiber coupling efficiency. The 10Bar+FAC configuration solves this by pairing the higher Bar count with Fast Axis Collimation. Experimental data shows that a 4μm displacement error in the FAC lens can reduce coupling efficiency by 78.5%. By selecting 10Bar+FAC, you get more usable energy delivered to the skin for faster treatment and consistent spot uniformity, without paying the full premium of the 16Bar flagship. Beyond the Bar options, the platform supports 4 to 6 wavelengths, allowing operators to match specific chromophore absorption profiles. Clinical data backs both modalities: 808nm diode laser achieves 57.9% mean hair reduction after three sessions in Fitzpatrick IV–VI skin, with 100% patient satisfaction. On the picosecond side, 1064nm laser achieves 78.1% excellent tattoo clearance versus 54.4% for Q-switched nanosecond systems, with a median of 3 sessions versus 4 (p=0.020). A 755nm picosecond randomized split-tattoo trial reported satisfactory clearance in 73.3% of cases versus 23.3% for nanosecond lasers (p=0.0003). By offering 6Bar+FAC, 10Bar, and 10Bar+FAC, this device lets you choose the exact balance of power and beam quality your clinic needs. Explore our hair reduction equipment for related service planning.










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