Diode laser hair removal machines
Diode laser hair removal is one of the company's core equipment families. The manufacturer's product page for the DPL4-A2 platform lists diode laser hair removal at 808nm, or at a mixed 755nm, 808nm, and 1064nm combination, and the supplier's shop timeline describes portable diode laser machines combined with IPL and with Nd:YAG laser.

This page covers the diode laser family at family level. It does not assign a model number to the portable machines, because no model name was fetched for them. Buyers who need a specific model should ask the supplier to confirm the current model name and its specification from the current product page.
How the family is organised
The diode laser family on this site has three strands. The first is the diode function inside the DPL4-A2 multifunction platform, where diode hair removal sits alongside IPL and E-light skin treatment, Nd:YAG laser work, and RF face lifting. The second is the portable diode laser combined with IPL, described in the shop timeline as launched in February 2015. The third is the portable diode laser combined with Nd:YAG laser, described in the shop timeline as launched in December 2014.
The big-spot diode laser family is described separately on its own page. It uses a triple-wave handpiece and a larger spot area, and it is not the same product as the portable two-function machines, even though all three use diode laser technology.
What to confirm before ordering
Before payment, confirm the wavelength or wavelength combination, the spot size, the cooling method, and the handpieces included. Confirm whether the machine is a standalone diode laser unit or a two-function machine, and which second function it carries, since the portable machines differ on exactly that point.
Ask the supplier to confirm the specification from the current product page, the quantity, the price, the delivery terms, and the after-sales support in writing. Treatment outcomes are not guaranteed on this site, and any wording about results should be read as general guidance, not as a promise for a particular client or setting.