Fiber for Laser Removal of Vascular Lesions JG-02

Fiber for Laser Removal of Vascular Lesions JG-02

Supplier
Fiberock
Part Number
JG-02
Category
Optical Fibers
Origin
China

Laser treatment of vascular lesions uses selective photothermolysis: hemoglobin absorbs selected wavelengths, converting light into heat, damaging endothelial cells, and closing vessels. Fiber types: silica commonly delivers energy effectively; multimode/single-mode choices depend on lasers and treatment needs. Effects: generally considered safe/effective for selected lesions such as port-wine stains/hemangiomas, with individual variation and possible repeated sessions. Device parameters vary with treatment, including laser type, power, frequency, and pulse width. Example: diode, 30W, 1~20Hz, 50ms, affecting efficacy/safety. Typical fiber structures: 1. Fiber—high-purity silica core, lower-index cladding for total internal reflection, and protective plastic coating. 2. Connector/tip—clinical shapes include flat tips for spreading energy over surface lesions or focusing tips for depth; connectors/adapters join devices. 3. Adapter/interface—safe attachment/removal, stable energy delivery, device compatibility, and optical alignment. 4. Control system—though outside the fiber, adjusts wavelength, pulse duration, intensity, and specialized-fiber output. Different designs share these basic structures for precision, robustness, effective treatment, and safety. Some devices also require special filters/mirrors to couple beams and safeguards against unabsorbed light.

Specification Snapshot
Cladding Diameter
240 μm
Coating Diameter
270 μm
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Overview

Laser treatment of vascular lesions uses selective photothermolysis: hemoglobin absorbs selected wavelengths, converting light into heat, damaging endothelial cells, and closing vessels. Fiber types: silica commonly delivers energy effectively; multimode/single-mode choices depend on lasers and treatment needs. Effects: generally considered safe/effective for selected lesions such as port-wine stains/hemangiomas, with individual variation and possible repeated sessions. Device parameters vary with treatment, including laser type, power, frequency, and pulse width. Example: diode, 30W, 1~20Hz, 50ms, affecting efficacy/safety. Typical fiber structures: 1. Fiber—high-purity silica core, lower-index cladding for total internal reflection, and protective plastic coating. 2. Connector/tip—clinical shapes include flat tips for spreading energy over surface lesions or focusing tips for depth; connectors/adapters join devices. 3. Adapter/interface—safe attachment/removal, stable energy delivery, device compatibility, and optical alignment. 4. Control system—though outside the fiber, adjusts wavelength, pulse duration, intensity, and specialized-fiber output. Different designs share these basic structures for precision, robustness, effective treatment, and safety. Some devices also require special filters/mirrors to couple beams and safeguards against unabsorbed light.

Specifications

ParameterValue
Fiber core diameter200 μm
Cladding Diameter240 μm
Coating Diameter270 μm
Buffer diameter380 μm
Length2.5M/3M
Termination typeSMA905
Numerical Aperture (NA)0.22/0.37
Core MaterialPure silica material
Fiber cladding materialFluorine-doped silica material
Coating MaterialAcrylic resin
Buffer materialTeflon
Buffer colorBlue/green/black/white
Operating Temperature-40℃~150ºC
Transmission wavelength190-1100nm/400-2500nm
Single-filament transmission efficiency≥90%
CharacteristicsCompliant with biocompatibility requirements
Proof-test strength100kpsi
Fiber TypeStep-index type
REACH reportCompliant with standards
RoHS reportCompliant with standards

Applications

Devices for laser treatment of vascular lesions typically use optical fibers to transmit laser energy. Medical laser applications include fiber-optic illumination and laser delivery. Silica fibers are commonly used because they effectively transmit various laser wavelengths. Output-tip shapes can be point-like, cylindrical or spherical to meet different treatment needs.

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Qinhuangdao Guangyan Technology Co., Ltd. (FIBEROCK), located in the Economic and Technological Development Zone, Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province, is a high-tech enterprise focusing on optical fibers, crystal materials, and optical components. The company integrates R&D, production, sales and service, specializing in specialty optical fibers and devices. Its products are widely used in medical treatment, fiber sensing, environmental monitoring equipment, biochemical analytical instruments, laser processing and other fields. The company has advanced specialty fiber drawing production lines and medical-grade clean workshops, and has passed ISO9001 quality system certification.

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