6 x 50mW / 655 nm | Module for Physiolaser olympic

LightNeedle Module Mini 6 x 50mW/ 655 nm

The LightNeedle Module Mini is a modular laser system equipped with 6 outputs, including four red light lasers and two blue light lasers. The vascular applicator enables non-invasive laser blood irradiation or treatment of tendons, fascia or bones. It is connected to the Physiolaser olympic like a probe and thus enables the transmission of all biofrequencies and the RJ therapy programmes. The LightNeedle Module Mini 300 mW is equipped with three channels, each with two optical fibres.

Product features:

• Wavelength: 655 and 405 nm
• Output power: 300 mW (4 x max. 50 mW and 2 x 50 mW)
• Laser type: Continuous beam (cw)
• Size: 25 x 7 x 11 cm
• Weight: 0.5 kg

• LightNeedle module with 6 fibre optics
• Probe cable
• bag
• Operating instructions

An RJ Physiolaser olympic is always required to use these probes! Two devices can be connected to this at the same time.

The RJ LightNeedle system consists of innovative components that form the basis for successful therapy. Operation has been designed and optimised to meet the requirements of daily practice, e.g. with fast direct selection in groups and a modular design. This results in economical use with minimal costs for the user (no additional consumables).
The RJ LightNeedle system guarantees safe and long-lasting therapy, as the laser beam always enters the tissue directly thanks to the patented 90° micro-mirror, which ensures that the fibre cannot kink. In addition, the fibre exit can be positioned precisely even on small surfaces and extreme curves and fixed firmly with the standard plaster. The patient can be treated in any body position, front and back simultaneously.
The LightNeedle laser is designed for precise and powerful stimulation of points and deep tissue layers. LightNeedle acupuncture is gentle and painless. It provides a long-lasting stimulus without additional manipulation, as is usual with needles.

Applications:

• Acupuncture
• trigger points
• Bones/joints
• Musculature
• Tendons (e.g. carpal tunnel)
• nerves