Kavvia PicoPulse Picosecond Laser

Name: Kavvia PicoPulse Picosecond Laser
Brand: Kavvia
SKU: NWPI001
Price: 23999.0 USD
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Kavvia PicoPulse Picosecond Laser

The Kavvia PicoPulse Picosecond Laser is a professional picosecond laser with a 450 ps pulse width, which means each pulse is measured in trillionths of a second. It runs 1064 nm and 532 nm as standard, with 585 nm and 650 nm available as options. Pulse energy reaches 1500 mJ at 1064 nm and 800 mJ at 532 nm, for a peak power of 1.33 GW and 0.67 GW on those two lines. The zoom spot adjusts from 2 to 10 mm, the firing rate runs from 1 to 10 Hz, and the beam profile is top hat.

Four modes sit at the operation interface: picosecond, long pulse, PTP and multi pulse. PTP splits one pulse into two and fires the halves 80 us apart. Multi pulse divides the same energy into three short sub-pulses fired one after another. Long pulse widens the pulse to 300 us. A 655 nm red diode marks where the beam will land, and a seven-joint arm carries the light out to the handpiece. The software holds a suggested energy, frequency and spot size for each of 11 common treatment items.

Top hat beam profile Seven-joint arm 655 nm red aiming beam 11 preset treatment items

Kavvia PicoPulse Picosecond Laser, the console and articulated arm

SYSTEM

Four ways the pulse is shaped

Four modes sit on the PicoPulse, and each one delivers the energy of a single pulse in a different way.

Picosecond is the base mode

At 450 ps the peak power reaches 1.33 GW on the 1064 nm line and 0.67 GW on the 532 nm line.

450 ps, 1.33 GW

PTP splits one pulse into two

Photoacoustic twin pulse divides a single pulse in half and fires the two halves 80 us apart, so the energy lands twice in quick succession.

80 us interval

Multi pulse splits it into three

One pulse energy is divided into three short sub-pulses and the three are fired one after another at short intervals. Both this mode and PTP are used on deeper pigment.

Three sub-pulses

Long pulse holds it open to 300 us

The fourth mode widens the pulse from 450 ps to 300 us, and its treatment list is a different one: brightening, firming, pore reduction and fine wrinkles.

300 us

TREATMENTS

What it is used for

The PicoPulse covers pigment and tattoo work in its picosecond modes, and surface work on the skin in long pulse.

Tattoo removal

TATTOO

Freckles

PIGMENT

Age spots

PIGMENT

Carbon peeling

FACE

Brightening

LONG PULSE

Firming

LONG PULSE

Pore reduction

LONG PULSE

Fine wrinkles

LONG PULSE

RANGE

The Kavvia laser range

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

That the pulse is measured in trillionths of a second. The PicoPulse runs a 450 ps pulse, where a nanosecond machine works in billionths.

1064 nm and 532 nm as standard. A 585 nm and a 650 nm wavelength are available as options.

1500 mJ at 1064 nm and 800 mJ at 532 nm. Peak power on those two lines is 1.33 GW and 0.67 GW.

Picosecond, long pulse, PTP and multi pulse. All four run off the same source and are selected at the operation interface.

Photoacoustic twin pulse. One pulse is divided into two and the two halves are fired 80 us apart.

It divides one pulse energy into three short sub-pulses and fires them continuously at short intervals. It is used on deeper pigment.

Brightening, firming, pore reduction and fine wrinkles. The pulse widens to 300 us in that mode.

Yes. The software holds a suggested energy, frequency and spot size for each of 11 common treatment items.

The zoom spot adjusts from 2 to 10 mm and the repetition rate runs from 1 to 10 Hz.

Yes, a 655 nm red diode. The light itself reaches the handpiece through a seven-joint arm, and the beam profile is top hat, which means the energy is level across the spot and does not peak in the centre.

Wavelength: 1064nm and 532nm standard; 585nm and 650nm optional
Energy: 1500mj at 1064nm; 800mj at 532nm
Peak power: 1.33GW at 1064nm; 0.67GW at 532nm
Pulse width: 450ps
Long pulse width: 300 us
Frequency: 1-10Hz
Zoom spot size: 2-10mm adjustable
Beam profile: Top hat beam
Light guiding system: 7 joints arm
Aiming beam: Diode 655 nm, red

Pulse width: 450ps in picosecond mode
Standard wavelengths: 1064nm and 532nm, with 585nm and 650nm optional
Four modes: picosecond, long pulse, PTP and multi-pulse
PTP mode: one pulse split in two at an 80 usec interval
Multi-pulse mode: one pulse energy split into three short sub-pulses
Zoom spot: 2-10mm adjustable at the handpiece
Preset library: recommended energy, frequency and spot size for 11 treatment items
Aiming beam: 655 nm red diode

1064nm wavelength: included as standard
532nm wavelength: included as standard
585nm wavelength: optional, not included
650nm wavelength: optional, not included