Fiber for Tattoo Removal SMA-FDP-DUVWS-01

Fiber for Tattoo Removal SMA-FDP-DUVWS-01

Supplier
Fiberock
Part Number
SMA-FDP-DUVWS-01
Category
Optical Fibers
Origin
China

The source describes laser tattoo removal as using selective photothermal effects and complementary-color principles. Tattoo pigment lies mainly in the dermis. Q-switched laser pulses deliver high instantaneous energy, causing pigment particles to vaporize and fragment. It reiterates that pigment absorbs the Q-switched pulse, instantly vaporizes/fragments while cellular frameworks can remain intact, and fragments are then engulfed by epithelial cells and removed through lymphatic/blood circulation. Physiological processes are also involved: blood carries particulate ink into the lymphatic system for processing. Although results can be substantial, not all tattoos can be removed. Color, size, depth, and individual differences affect results. Tattoo-removal devices generally use lasers. The fiber head is critical for efficient, precise laser delivery to pigment; its structure, material, function, and transmission efficiency affect results and safety. High-temperature-resistant, optically high-quality materials such as quartz withstand high laser energies and transmit different wavelengths without fiber damage, important for different pigment colors. For example, 1064nm heads are described as suitable for dark tattoos, while 532nm heads are described as suitable for light-colored tattoos. The head directs energy to the target pigment. Different shapes/sizes suit different treatments; some incorporate lenses or filters to adjust focus or divergence for greater accuracy and effectiveness. Transmission efficiency describes energy loss through the head. Efficient heads reduce losses so sufficient energy reaches pigment, improving removal. Efficiency depends on fiber material quality and head design. Safety is important: stable transmission avoids leakage that could injure surrounding skin. Some devices include intelligent detection systems for safe operation. Correct use and maintenance protect patients and operators. Overall, the fiber head is presented as essential to effective, safe removal, with design/material selection critical to treatment and patient safety. 1. Fiber connector: joins fiber to the laser and transmits generated optical energy into it. 2. Protective sleeve: a possible metal/plastic distal sleeve protects the fiber face from physical damage. 3. Core: high-purity quartz carries laser energy. 4. Cladding: lower-index glass or plastic surrounding the core guides light by total internal reflection. 5. Focusing lenses: some high-quality devices have one or more miniature lens systems to focus output on a specific skin point, increasing energy density and treatment effectiveness. 6. Cooling system: some heads include water or air cooling to prevent overheating under intense operation. This is a general description; actual structures vary by manufacturer/model. The source concludes that precision, control, safety, and treatment effects make fibers an important part of modern tattoo-removal technology.

Specification Snapshot
Operating Temperature
-190 ~ +380 ℃
Wavelength Range
190-1100 nm
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Overview

The source describes laser tattoo removal as using selective photothermal effects and complementary-color principles. Tattoo pigment lies mainly in the dermis. Q-switched laser pulses deliver high instantaneous energy, causing pigment particles to vaporize and fragment. It reiterates that pigment absorbs the Q-switched pulse, instantly vaporizes/fragments while cellular frameworks can remain intact, and fragments are then engulfed by epithelial cells and removed through lymphatic/blood circulation. Physiological processes are also involved: blood carries particulate ink into the lymphatic system for processing. Although results can be substantial, not all tattoos can be removed. Color, size, depth, and individual differences affect results. Tattoo-removal devices generally use lasers. The fiber head is critical for efficient, precise laser delivery to pigment; its structure, material, function, and transmission efficiency affect results and safety. High-temperature-resistant, optically high-quality materials such as quartz withstand high laser energies and transmit different wavelengths without fiber damage, important for different pigment colors. For example, 1064nm heads are described as suitable for dark tattoos, while 532nm heads are described as suitable for light-colored tattoos. The head directs energy to the target pigment. Different shapes/sizes suit different treatments; some incorporate lenses or filters to adjust focus or divergence for greater accuracy and effectiveness. Transmission efficiency describes energy loss through the head. Efficient heads reduce losses so sufficient energy reaches pigment, improving removal. Efficiency depends on fiber material quality and head design. Safety is important: stable transmission avoids leakage that could injure surrounding skin. Some devices include intelligent detection systems for safe operation. Correct use and maintenance protect patients and operators. Overall, the fiber head is presented as essential to effective, safe removal, with design/material selection critical to treatment and patient safety. 1. Fiber connector: joins fiber to the laser and transmits generated optical energy into it. 2. Protective sleeve: a possible metal/plastic distal sleeve protects the fiber face from physical damage. 3. Core: high-purity quartz carries laser energy. 4. Cladding: lower-index glass or plastic surrounding the core guides light by total internal reflection. 5. Focusing lenses: some high-quality devices have one or more miniature lens systems to focus output on a specific skin point, increasing energy density and treatment effectiveness. 6. Cooling system: some heads include water or air cooling to prevent overheating under intense operation. This is a general description; actual structures vary by manufacturer/model. The source concludes that precision, control, safety, and treatment effects make fibers an important part of modern tattoo-removal technology.

Specifications

ParameterValue
Optical fiber materialHigh-temperature-resistant UV-resistant silica fiber
Connector TypeSMA905/FC/custom
Fiber core countSingle-core
Operating Temperature-190 ~ +380 ℃
Numerical Aperture0.22
Wavelength Range190-1100 nm
Structure typeCustomized on request (one input and one output, one input and two outputs)
Ferrule materialStainless steel/ceramic
Fiber TypeStep-index type
Optical fiber specificationCustomer specified (100-600μm)
LengthCustomer specified
Protective tube diameterCustomer specified
Protective tube typeCustomer specified
Coating materialPolyimide
Single-filament transmission efficiency≥85%
REACH reportCompliant with standards
RoHS reportCompliant with standards

Key Features

Precise energy delivery: fibers accurately deliver laser energy to tattooed skin, concentrating it in the target area to improve treatment effectiveness. Depth control: selecting fibers with different diameters and numerical apertures controls penetration depth, important for pigments in different skin layers. Flexibility: good flexibility and bendability allow operators to reach tattoos anywhere on the body, including complex shapes and inaccessible areas. Reduced optical loss: total internal reflection greatly reduces transmission losses, leaving more energy to destroy tattoo pigment. Focusing: some instruments use fiber tips with focusing lenses to concentrate energy into very small spots and enhance pigment destruction. Safety: fibers separate the laser source from the treatment area, reducing direct exposure to high-energy lasers and improving procedural safety. Reusability: high-quality medical-grade fibers can be reused after appropriate cleaning and disinfection, lowering treatment costs. Compatibility with multiple laser technologies: fibers work with technologies such as Q-Switched Nd:YAG, Ruby, and Alexandrite, providing flexible tattoo-removal options. Smaller heat-affected zone: precise energy delivery and focusing limit the thermally affected area during tattoo removal, reducing the risk of damage to surrounding healthy tissue.

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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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