CO2 Fractional Laser Light Guide Arm
7-Joint Articulated Arm and Counterweight Type for CO₂Laser Machines
The CO2 Fractional Laser Light Guide Arm is a critical transmission component used in CO₂fractional laser systems. It delivers the laser beam from the source to the handpiece with high precision, flexibility, and minimal energy loss. Available in both 7-joint articulated and counterweight (balance arm) configurations, this optical arm ensures stable beam delivery during skin resurfacing, scar repair, and dermatological procedures.
Our light guide arms are designed for easy integration with most CO₂fractional laser platforms, offering smooth movement, high reflectivity, and long-term mechanical reliability.
Stable and Flexible Beam Transmission
Multi-joint structure allows for precise and smooth laser delivery, even in delicate treatment areas like the face or neck.
High Reflectivity Mirrors
Equipped with coated mirrors optimized for 10,600nm wavelength, supporting over 95% reflectance with minimal energy loss.
Two Structure Options
7-Joint Arm: Offers greater flexibility and full-range movement, ideal for clinics requiring frequent repositioning.
Counterweight Arm: Balanced design supports steady operation and less arm fatigue, suitable for longer treatment sessions.
Compatible with Most CO₂Systems
Can be adapted for OEM integration or as a replacement part for existing CO₂fractional laser handpieces.
Durable Construction
Built with high-strength aluminum alloy and precision connectors for smooth articulation and resistance to wear.
CO2 Fractional Laser Light Guide Arm FAQ
▶ What is the main difference between the 7-joint and counterweight arms?
The 7-joint arm offers manual, highly flexible positioning. The counterweight arm is designed for effortless movement and stable suspension to reduce operator fatigue during long procedures.
▶How do I know which arm is compatible with my CO2 laser?
Compatibility is determined by the laser's make and model. The connection points at the laser source and the handpiece must match exactly. Always provide your laser's full model name and number to confirm fit.
▶Why is my laser power dropping during treatment?
A common cause is dust or degradation on the internal mirrors within the guide arm, leading to energy absorption and scattering. The mirrors may need cleaning or replacement.
▶Can I replace the light guide arm myself?
Yes, we use a fool-proof physical connection, which is very simple to operate. However, if the optical alignment of the device is offset, professionals are required to perform optical calibration before installing the light guide arm.
Ordering Information
To ensure you receive the correct component, please have the following information ready:
1. CO2 Laser Manufacturer (e.g., Lumenis, DEKA, Lutronic, etc.)
2. CO2 Laser Full Model Name/Number (e.g., Lumenis UltraPulse, DEKA SmartXide2)
3. Preferred Arm Type (7-Joint Articulated or Counterweight Balanced)
Contact us with your machine details to confirm compatibility and discuss options. Using the correctly specified guide arm is essential for maintaining your device's performance and safety standards.
Configuration notice: Specifications, accessories, interface options and permitted uses vary by destination market and confirmed configuration. The Proforma Invoice, configuration sheet and model-specific documents supplied before payment take precedence.
