Diode Laser vs IPL: How to Compare
Diode laser machines and IPL machines are different technologies, and this guide compares them only on items the company publishes. Diode systems on this site list wavelengths of 755, 808, 940 and 1064nm on the four-wavelength system, and an 808nm laser type on the triple-wavelength system, with fluence of 1–120J/cm2, pulse duration of 1–400ms, and spot sizes of 12×12mm, 12×20mm and 12×35mm. IPL systems list filter wavelengths of 430nm, 480nm, 530nm, 590nm and 640nm, a drive power of 2000W, a spot size of 15*50mm as standard, an energy range of 1–50J/cm2, and crystal contact cooling from -4℃ to 2℃.
Useful comparison points are the wavelength set, the energy range, the spot size, the cooling method, and the published function list. Diode pages list sapphire crystal heads and a three-part cooling combination; IPL pages list continuous crystal contact cooling. Neither comparison supports a treatment outcome claim: the published function lists describe intended functions, and company descriptions are marked as such. Before ordering, confirm which functions apply to your intended use, and ask for the certification documents for your market on inquiry.
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