Desktop CO₂ Fractional Laser with Seven-Joint Articulated Arm

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The Desktop Eurostar is a compact CO₂ fractional laser machine built around a seven-joint articulated light guide arm that delivers the beam with steady precision across treatment areas. Its desktop format suits practices where space is limited yet clinical reach cannot be compromised. The arm's multiple joints maintain alignment through a wide range of motion, letting operators direct energy exactly where needed without repositioning the main unit. A sealed DC CO₂ source generates the 10600nm wavelength selected for tissue absorption, while fractional, normal, gynae and vulva modes adapt the output to each procedure type through a touchscreen interface. The closed internal water cooling system runs on distilled water with a monthly change cycle, keeping thermal management self-contained and routine. A scanning handpiece projects variable geometric patterns including rectangle, square, triangle, hexagon, circle and oval shapes. Adjustable pulse duration, interval timing and super-pulse or continuous emission settings fine-tune how energy interacts with tissue. The gynecological module employs 360-degree ring emission through a gold-plated reflective handset, supported by interchangeable treatment heads for pulse delivery, internal vulva, internal genitalia, 180-degree and 45-degree applications. Safety features include an emergency stop switch and key-switch interlock, with single-phase AC power connection. The chassis rolls on casters for mobility within the workspace.