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RJ LaserPen practice version 50 mW / 785 nm

RJ LaserPen practice version 50 mW / 785 nm

Mobile and compact 50 mW laser in pen format from RJ-Laser

CHF 2,810.—

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Product number: RJ-130
Product information "RJ LaserPen practice version 50 mW / 785 nm"

Practical version 50 mW / 785 nm | continuous beam (cw)

Mobile and compact 50 mW laser in pen format from RJ-Laser

The RJ LaserPen practice version 50 mW is an infrared laser (785 nm) with integrated high-performance rechargeable batteries which, depending on the laser diode, guarantee an operating time of many hours. The mobile dot laser has a display and button operation from the top of the housing. The RJ- LaserPen is a handy, powerful laser device that has been specially developed for therapeutic use. With its precise technology, it enables targeted treatment of pain points and supports the healing process for various complaints. The easy handling and effective results make the cw laser very popular as a mobile point laser in the smallest of spaces. It has modulation frequencies according to NOGIER (A ́-G ́), Bahr (1-7), chakra frequencies/Bahr and meridian frequencies according to Reininger.

Technical specifications

  • Wavelength: 785 nm
  • Output power: max. 50 mW
  • Laser type: Continuous beam (cw)
  • Manufacturer: REIMERS + JANSSEN GmbH
  • Laser class 3B

Scope of delivery:

  • LaserPen
  • charging station
  • Power supply unit
  • 2 safety goggles
  • Carrying case
  • Operating instructions
  • Point attachment Ø 4 mm

LaserPen - The original for over 30 years offers adjustable treatment duration, extensive programme selection, power regulation and diagnostic function. Special attachments are available for different applications in the field of medicine, enabling precise work in areas such as dentistry (PDD), orthopaedics and physiotherapy.

Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) with the RJ-LaserPen

The RJ-LaserPen utilises low-level laser therapy (LLLT), a technique in which low-intensity light is applied to the skin. This light penetrates the tissue and stimulates cell activity. The cells respond to the light by increasing energy production, improving circulation and promoting the release of endorphins, which leads to pain relief.

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