Product presentation · Confirm configuration with your quotation
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MED-810A Tiny Nd:YAG Laser Manufacturer
Build your MED-810A Tiny enquiry around the tip package, electrical version and service requirements. Review the published equipment specifications below, then request a quotation that identifies the exact machine and accessories you intend to purchase.
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Technical specifications
| Laser Power | 1000W |
|---|---|
| Treatment Tips | 532nm;1064nm;1320nm; 755nm Focus; 1064nm Fractional |
| Single Pulse Energy | 600mj |
| Multi Pulse Energy | 300-2000mj |
| Frequency | 1-10HZ |
| Spot Size | 1-8mm |
| Infrared Aiming Beam | Yes |
| Laser Rod Size | Double Rods φ7 +φ8 |
| Cooling System | Air+Water+Twin Radiator Cooling |
| Electrical Requirements | AC110V±10% / 60Hz ,AC230V±10% / 50Hz |
Options and order-specific details should be confirmed in the final quotation.
A purchasing brief for MED-810A Tiny
MED-810A Tiny is the product identity to use throughout your enquiry, quotation and accessory discussion. Keep the complete name on your purchasing documents. If you are preparing a distributor catalogue or adding equipment to an existing business, begin with the equipment specification and the proposed supply package. Leave treatment suitability and operating decisions to the appropriate qualified professionals and the applicable instructions for the supplied equipment.
A useful first message describes your destination, purchasing role and proposed quantity, then names the tip configurations you want reviewed. You can also explain whether the purchase is for a demonstration unit, an initial stock order or a wider sourcing discussion. These are different requests, and your quotation should make the proposed scope clear. Ask for dated product photographs, the current specification document and a complete accessory list before preparing your own customer-facing material. Use this page as an enquiry reference rather than a substitute for the final agreed configuration.
Review the published tip package
The published MED-810A Tiny treatment-tip entry lists 532 nm, 1064 nm and 1320 nm, followed by 755 nm Focus and 1064 nm Fractional. Preserve those descriptions when requesting a quote. Ask which listed tips are included in the proposed package, which require a separate line item and how each item is identified on the packing list. Do not assume that every item shown in an illustration belongs to every commercial offer.
For a practical accessory review, request photographs showing each proposed tip alongside its identifier. Ask whether the documents supplied with the machine explain attachment, inspection and storage requirements for those exact items. If you are sourcing replacement stock, provide photographs and identifiers from the existing equipment rather than requesting an accessory only by its wavelength label. Keep the answer attached to your purchase record. This makes the enquiry specific without turning a component list into an unsupported claim about treatment outcomes or suitability for an individual client.
Read power, energy and frequency as separate entries
The source specification lists Laser Power as 1000 W, Single Pulse Energy as 600 mJ and Multi Pulse Energy as 300–2000 mJ. Frequency is listed as 1–10 Hz, and spot size as 1–8 mm. Treat these as separately named specification entries when comparing the proposed machine with your purchasing brief. Ask for the current technical sheet to explain the measurement conditions and how the listed entries relate to the quoted configuration.
Avoid reducing an equipment review to the largest number in a brochure. Your quotation request can instead ask which values apply to each proposed tip, what the supplied documentation identifies as an available setting and what supporting technical information can be provided. Record the supplier's answers before approving your own specification sheet. None of the numbers above should be converted into a promise of treatment speed, results or suitability. For a distributor, a careful distinction between the published equipment fields and your own purchasing requirements is a more useful starting point than a claim built around a maximum value alone.
Plan the electrical and cooling discussion
The published electrical requirements are AC 110 V ±10% at 60 Hz or AC 230 V ±10% at 50 Hz. Include your destination supply requirement in the enquiry and ask for confirmation of the version being quoted. Request the rating-label details, plug arrangement and installation information for that version. A purchasing team should receive a clear answer rather than infer the electrical configuration from an exterior photograph or a model name.
The cooling entry is Air + Water + Twin Radiator Cooling. Ask what the delivered package requires before initial setup, which checks are described in its documentation and whether any fluids or additional items must be sourced separately. You may also request the stated requirements for positioning, ventilation and transport preparation. These are questions for the technical review; this page does not establish a maintenance interval or promise a particular operating schedule. Make the agreed installation scope part of the order documentation so that facilities staff and the purchasing contact can review the same information.
Include the aiming and laser-rod entries in the review
An infrared aiming beam is listed in the MED-810A Tiny specification. The laser-rod entry reads Double Rods φ7 + φ8. Where these details matter to your evaluation, request the applicable technical explanation and identification photographs. Keep the original field names in the request so that the response can address the specified component rather than a more general marketing description.
For a demonstration or technical assessment, ask the supplier to propose a documented review of the actual quoted equipment and its accessories. Have your own qualified reviewer identify the questions that need answers. A purchaser might want to see the equipment label, accessory identifiers, documentation language and the arrangement of the supplied components. The scope of any demonstration, its format and the availability of supporting documents should be confirmed in advance. Avoid treating a demonstration as a guarantee of results in your own setting. Its role in procurement is to help you understand the equipment and decide what further verification your organization requires.
Compare shortlisted equipment through written questions
When browsing the wider tattoo-removal equipment category, keep a separate comparison sheet for every shortlisted product. For MED-810A Tiny, useful headings include the exact model name, proposed tip package, power entry, single- and multi-pulse energy entries, electrical version and cooling description. Leave a blank space for unanswered questions instead of filling it with a specification taken from another page.
You can organize your comparison around your purchase priorities: the accessories you need quoted, the documentation you need reviewed and the arrangements you would require after delivery. Ask for responses against the same headings for each option. This does not establish that the products are interchangeable or that one delivers a particular result. It gives your procurement team a consistent set of questions. If you already own equipment, include its exact identifiers and explain whether you are considering an additional unit or an independent replacement purchase. Request a written compatibility assessment before treating any existing accessories as reusable.
Prepare a distributor or customization enquiry
If your brief includes branding or other customization, describe the proposed changes individually. For example, you can ask whether a housing logo, packaging artwork or a particular documentation language can be considered for MED-810A Tiny. Include your artwork files and intended destination where relevant. Request a written response to each item, including any limitations, approval stages and commercial conditions that would apply. A submitted request is not confirmation that a modification is available.
For a distributor enquiry, ask how the machine, tips and any proposed spare items would be identified across the quotation, invoice and packing list. You may also want separate pricing for your initial package and any additional accessories. Keep projected reorder requirements distinct from the first purchase commitment. Before preparing sales material, ask which technical descriptions and images can be used for the agreed configuration. Make sure any translated wording preserves the supplied specification and does not introduce additional performance or clinical claims. Your market review should address the exact equipment and intended commercial use.
Turn the specification review into an itemized quotation
Send the complete MED-810A Tiny model name, requested quantity, destination, electrical requirement and proposed accessory list through the contact page. Ask for an itemized quotation that separates the machine, tips, any additional items and the proposed delivery terms. Request the quotation validity period and the documents you would receive with the order. Delivery timing, freight arrangements and payment terms need a specific written offer; they are not established by this product description.
Before acceptance, discuss the service process you would need for your business. Ask who handles technical enquiries, what information is required when reporting an issue, how spare parts would be identified and what written warranty terms would apply to the supplied unit. If training or remote assistance is part of your requirement, request its scope and any associated conditions in writing. Keep the final approved specification with the order so that the equipment received can be checked against the same record. To begin, send your purchasing brief and the questions that remain unresolved after reviewing this page.
Before you enquire
Questions, answered.
Which treatment tips should I name in my enquiry?
The published list is 532 nm, 1064 nm, 1320 nm, 755 nm Focus and 1064 nm Fractional. Use those names when asking for an itemized package. Request confirmation of the included items, their identifiers and any separately quoted options. The list alone does not establish the contents of an individual order or the clinical suitability of an accessory.
What energy and frequency information is published?
The specification lists single-pulse energy of 600 mJ, multi-pulse energy of 300–2000 mJ and frequency of 1–10 Hz. Ask for the current technical documentation to explain the relevant conditions for the quoted equipment. Keep these entries separate from the 1000 W laser-power field, and do not translate them into promised treatment results or throughput.
How should I confirm the electrical version?
State your required supply in the first message. The published alternatives are AC 110 V ±10% at 60 Hz and AC 230 V ±10% at 50 Hz. Ask for the rating-label information and installation requirements of the unit in the offer. Confirm the actual supplied version before arranging your site preparation or accepting the order.
Can I request a branded MED-810A Tiny package?
You can submit a customization brief for review. Describe the proposed branding, artwork, documentation language and destination, then ask which items can be quoted and what conditions apply. Do not treat an initial discussion as an approved customization commitment. Keep any agreed changes attached to the exact model and accessory package in the final purchasing documents.
What should accompany a quotation request?
Include the model name, quantity, destination, preferred electrical version and the tips you want priced. Add your documentation, demonstration and service questions. Ask the offer to identify included accessories, any optional items and the applicable commercial terms. This gives the supplier a specific request to answer and gives your team a practical record to review before purchase.
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