FraxCO2 FC300 Fractional CO2 Laser Machine
What this model is
The FraxCO2 FC300 is a fractional CO2 laser machine from Winkonlaser. Its detail page describes three resurfacing modes and a set of handpieces and scanning parameters. The specifications below are taken from that model's own detail page only, and power is given as two options rather than a single rating, because that is how the detail page presents it.
Specifications, as listed on the detail page
| Item | Detail page specification |
|---|---|
| Wavelength | 10600nm |
| Power (two options) | 70W / 100W — two options, not a single rated value |
| Working modes | Fractional, Full Ablative, Hybrid (three-in-one resurfacing modes) |
| Handpieces | Resurfacing Scanner, Cutter, Vaginal Probe |
| Microbeam diameter | 0.12mm-2mm (depending on settings) |
| Scan area | 20x20mm |
| Spot spacing | 0.1mm-2.6mm (adjustable) |
| Scan count | 1-20 |
| Scan shapes | Square, Rectangle, Circle, Triangle, Rhombus, Ellipse, Line |
| Guide arm | Seven-joint articulated beam-delivery arm, 360-degree rotation; the detail page describes a seven-section guide arm from Korea |
| Continuous operation (as listed) | Continuously for more than 18 hours |
| Voltage | Voltage configuration to be confirmed at inquiry: the detail page text lists 110V/220V at 50Hz/60Hz, while its datasheet lists 230-240V at 50-60Hz. The two statements are not merged. |
Handpiece uses, with attribution
The detail page lists functions including skin rejuvenation, vaginal rejuvenation and scar removal, and lists handpiece uses for the vaginal probe covering vaginal rejuvenation, urinary incontinence and vulva rejuvenation. Those are the detail page's own descriptions and are not presented here as regulator-approved indications. Effect phrases from the detail page are not rewritten as guaranteed results on this page, and software features mentioned on the detail page are not copied here as specification promises. Before payment, confirm the item, specifications, minimum order quantity, lead time and price for your order in writing.
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Modes, scanning and voltage notes for the FC300
The three modes listed on the FC300 detail page (Fractional, Full Ablative and Hybrid) are mode names, not treatment protocols, and a buyer should ask the supplier to explain how each mode is implemented on the machine they will receive. The scanning parameters listed alongside the modes (a scan area of 20x20mm, spot spacing of 0.1mm to 2.6mm, scan counts of 1 to 20 and seven scan shapes) describe the system's flexibility, but flexibility only helps if the buyer's staff understand the settings, so training arrangements should be confirmed at inquiry together with the configuration.
Power and voltage need the same care as modes. Power is listed as two options, 70W and 100W, and a buyer should state which option they want at inquiry, because the two options are not a single rating and the quoted price and capability depend on the option chosen. Voltage is the one figure on this page that must be confirmed rather than read: the detail page text lists 110V/220V at 50Hz/60Hz, while its datasheet lists 230-240V at 50-60Hz, and this site does not merge those two statements. Confirm the voltage configuration for your premises in writing before payment.
Certificates for this model should be checked, not assumed. The company's certifications page maps a CE MDD registration to the CO2 fractional laser class covering the FC300, and that mapping is quoted on the certifications page with an explicit statement that it has not been independently verified. A buyer whose market requires certification should ask for the certificate document itself and check it before ordering, rather than treating a registration number on a web page as proof. Before payment, confirm the item, specifications, minimum order quantity, lead time and price for your order in writing.