New & Used Laser - CO2, Esc Sharplan

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Device: Laser - CO2
Manufacturer: Esc Sharplan
Model: 1020

Location: Mexico, Sonora

9500 9,500

1993

827692192

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Device: Laser - CO2
Manufacturer: Esc Sharplan
Model: 30C

Location: United States, Ohio

21000 21,000

1999

750703434

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Device: Laser - CO2
Manufacturer: Esc Sharplan
Model: 40C

Location: United States, Indiana

14900 14,900

2000

735159633

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Device: Laser - Nd:YAG
Manufacturer: Esc Sharplan
Model: Sharplan 3000

Location: United Kingdom, Northamptonshire

1500 1,500

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343002284

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Device: Laser - Nd:YAG
Manufacturer: Esc Sharplan
Model: Sharplan 3000

Location: United States, Minnesota

Negotiable

1990

683264867

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Device: Laser - CO2
Manufacturer: Esc Sharplan
Model: Sharplan 3000

Location: United States, Utah

7500 7,500

1990

784500808

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Device: Laser - CO2
Manufacturer: Esc Sharplan
Model: 30C

Location: France, Île-de-France

2384.0806984827 2,384

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Laser - CO2 may also be referred to as :

Laser, Carbon Dioxide, Surgical-Dermatologic | Surgical Laser | Medicine Laser | Laser, Surgical, Carbon Dioxide, Specialty | Laser, Surgical, Carbon Dioxide, General-Purpose | Laser, Carbon Dioxide, Dermatologic | Laser System | Dermatologic Laser | Surgical Carbon Dioxide Laser | Skin Resurfacing Lasers | C02 Skin Resurfacing Laser | Erbium Laser

Tips for buying Laser - CO2

1. Facilities cannot use one type of laser for all their surgical applications; so they should identify the types of lasers that will meet the specific needs of their surgical departments.
2. Facilities should make sure that the power output at tissue is at least 1 to 30 W and the exposure time is at least 0.01 sec. Lasers should also include a gas-filled sealed tube and an internal air-cooling system.
3. Facilities should examine the modes of operation that a laser provides. Some lasers offer both modes for different levels of surgical control.
4. Some purchase options are available for buyers. These may include micromanipulators, handpieces, focusing lenses to adjust spot sizes, and wave-guides.
5. The power distribution system of the facility is another important factor to consider. Some CO2 lasers may need up to 240 VAC, particularly those for high power applications. Lower power output units, which usually require 120 VAC, are suitable for dermatological uses, but high-powered lasers are necessary for other surgeries.