Alex Eis
Description
With the new Alex Eis developed by Mormed, you will be able to use both Pulsed radiation technology and the serial pulse system together through its extracooling handpiece. By combining two different systems into one device, Mormed offers its customers easytouse, effective and comfortable hair removal. Alex Eis destroys the hair in 3 dimensions. It provides more effective results on different skin types, fine hairs and dark skins and provides more comfortable hair removal. So you get amazing results. With the accelerated hair removal system you can challenge to time by serial tweezing. With the improved Eis handpiece, extra cooling makes you feel the pleasure of hair removal comfort on your skin.
- Lasers - medical applications
- Removal Technology
- Hair Technology
- Alex Eis
Product characteristics
- Wave Length
- 610-1200 nm
- Power Supply
- 2000 W
- Size
- 40 cm x 45 cm x 95 cm
- Cooling System
- Water, Peltier and Air
- Voltage
- 220V/50 Hz
- Operating System
- Impact, Single
- Operating Range
- 10/50 j cm²
- Weight
- 68 KG
- Display
- 8″ inch Touch Screen
- Color
- Dark Grey (Other Colors Optional)
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