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Tattoo Removal Machines for Sale
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Winkonlaser Picoking EL500 Picosecond Laser Tattoo Removal Machine
A lower priced Winkonlaser system for practices comparing professional tattoo removal equipment. The product name identifies it as picosecond, but the documented pulse width and treatment specifications should guide your decision.
Technology: Picosecond named system, pulse width to confirm Wavelengths: Confirm with support Energy and spot sizes: Confirm with support Form factor: Confirm with support Current price: $3,600.00 Image alt: Winkonlaser Picoking EL500 laser tattoo removal machine
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Winkonlaser EL400 Portable Tattoo Removal Picolaser Machine
The lowest priced machine in the current collection and the only model explicitly described as portable. It is worth considering where floor space or equipment movement matters.
Technology: Picolaser named system, pulse width to confirm Wavelengths: Confirm with support Energy and spot sizes: Confirm with support Form factor: Portable Current price: $2,500.00 Image alt: Winkonlaser EL400 portable tattoo removal picolaser machine
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Winkonlaser Picoking II Picosecond Laser Tattoo Removal Machine
The highest priced Winkonlaser model in this collection. Compare its documented pulse width, wavelengths, delivery system and usable energy with the EL models before deciding what the additional investment provides.
Technology: Picosecond named system, pulse width to confirm Wavelengths: Confirm with support Energy and spot sizes: Confirm with support Form factor: Confirm with support Current price: $9,900.00 Image alt: Winkonlaser Picoking II laser tattoo removal machine
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Winkonlaser Picoking EL900 Picosecond Laser Tattoo Removal Machine
An upper tier Winkonlaser option within the current range. It carries a five star rating from 46 reviews, while suitability should still be judged from its documented laser specifications.
Technology: Picosecond named system, pulse width to confirm Wavelengths: Confirm with support Energy and spot sizes: Confirm with support Form factor: Confirm with support Current price: $9,200.00 Rating: Five stars from 46 reviews Image alt: Winkonlaser Picoking EL900 laser tattoo removal machine
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Shape Tactics NDPlus Air Cooled Laser System
An air cooled laser platform at the middle of the collection’s price range. Confirm its pulse class, wavelengths, handpieces and intended applications before comparing it with the Winkonlaser models.
Technology: Laser class to confirm Wavelengths: Confirm with support Energy and spot sizes: Confirm with support Cooling: Air cooled system Form factor: Confirm with support Sale price: $5,248.99 Previous price: $7,662.99 You save: $2,414.00 Image alt: Shape Tactics NDPlus air cooled laser system
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Not sure which specifications fit your practice? Contact our equipment team with your expected treatment mix, space and budget.
Tattoo Removal Machine Specifications Compared
“Confirm” means the specification is not established by the current collection information. We can help obtain available product documentation before purchase.
| Specification | EL500 | EL400 Portable | Picoking II | EL900 | NDPlus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technology class | Picosecond named, confirm pulse width | Picolaser named, confirm pulse width | Picosecond named, confirm pulse width | Picosecond named, confirm pulse width | Confirm |
| Documented pulse width | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Included wavelengths | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Handpieces and tips | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Maximum energy | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Fluence range | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Spot size range | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Repetition rate | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Beam delivery | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Built in cooling | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Air cooled, configuration to confirm |
| Form factor and weight | Confirm | Portable, weight to confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Power requirements | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Manuals and accessories | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Documented safety controls | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm |
| Current price | $3,600.00 | $2,500.00 | $9,900.00 | $9,200.00 | $5,248.99 sale |
Pulse width establishes whether a laser operates in the nanosecond or picosecond class. Wavelengths affect pigment and skin type suitability. Energy and fluence at usable spot sizes matter more than a headline maximum, while spot size influences depth and coverage speed. Repetition rate affects treatment pace. Fiber and articulated arm delivery feel different in use, and cooling supports stable operation, operator control and client comfort.
Picosecond vs Q Switched Tattoo Removal Machines
Q switched Nd:YAG systems deliver nanosecond pulses and often provide an accessible starting point for practices focused on black, dark and selected warm colored inks. Picosecond systems deliver shorter pulses and may appeal to businesses expecting stubborn pigment, cover up fading or a broader mix of tattoo work. They generally occupy a higher purchase tier.
Some practices begin with Q switched equipment, establish demand and expand later. Others invest earlier in documented picosecond or multi wavelength capability because it better fits their anticipated client mix. Neither pulse type guarantees complete removal. Response still depends on pigment composition, ink depth, tattoo age, body location, skin characteristics, settings and operator decisions.
Tattoo Lasers and Long Pulse Equipment Are Different
Alexandrite describes a laser medium associated with a wavelength, while Q switching and picosecond describe pulse delivery. A conventional long pulse hair removal laser is not a substitute for a tattoo removal laser.
Tattoo Removal Wavelength Guide
| Wavelength | Common buying consideration |
|---|---|
| 1064 nm Nd:YAG | Commonly selected for black and other dark pigments. Its lower melanin absorption makes it especially important when treating darker skin types. |
| 532 nm frequency doubled Nd:YAG | Commonly used for red, orange and some lighter warm colors. Greater melanin interaction calls for careful client selection and settings. |
| 755 nm alexandrite | Often considered for certain green, teal and blue pigments. |
| 694 nm ruby | May be used for selected blue, green and dark pigments. |
| Multiple wavelengths | Useful for practices expecting varied multicolor tattoos, since one wavelength will not address every pigment equally. |
| White and pastel pigments | Often difficult to treat and may respond unpredictably, regardless of the machine’s price or pulse label. |
Practices serving diverse skin types often prioritize 1064 nm Nd:YAG capability because it interacts less strongly with melanin than visible wavelengths. Shorter visible wavelengths require greater caution, suitable settings and properly trained operators.
The true pico check: “Pico” in a product name does not prove picosecond performance. The evidence is a documented pulse width stated in picoseconds. A machine listing only nanosecond pulse widths is Q switched, regardless of its branding. Our comparison shows where pulse documentation still needs confirmation, and available manufacturer information can be requested before purchase.
Best Fit by Practice
- Primarily black and dark ink on a limited starting budget: Begin by comparing the EL400 Portable and EL500, then confirm 1064 nm capability, pulse width and usable energy.
- A diverse client base, including darker skin types: Compare the EL900 and Picoking II, with documented 1064 nm output as a central requirement.
- Frequent color work or cover up fading: Shortlist the Picoking II and EL900, subject to confirmation of their included wavelengths and pulse specifications.
- A salon adding hair and tattoo removal: No current model should be treated as a combined system without documentation showing separate, appropriate technologies or handpieces. Ask us to review the options.
- A mobile operator or space limited practice: The EL400 is the current portable option. Compare its output, spot sizes and transport requirements with larger equipment.
How a Laser Tattoo Removal Machine Works
A tattoo laser delivers a sufficiently short pulse that transfers energy into selected pigment. The rapid interaction breaks pigment into smaller fragments, which the body gradually processes. Because clearance takes time and ink sits at different depths, tattoo removal usually involves multiple treatments spaced over weeks.
Q switched machines perform this work with nanosecond pulses. Picosecond systems use shorter pulses, changing how energy is delivered to the pigment. Equipment buyers should compare documented pulse width alongside wavelength, fluence and spot size rather than treating any one specification as the whole story.
Additional Treatment Capabilities
Compatible machines may also support permanent makeup pigment, appropriate pigmented lesions, carbon peel services or documented rejuvenation applications. Three current products are cataloged for skin rejuvenation, but this does not mean every machine supports every treatment. Capability depends on the included wavelengths, handpieces, protocols and manufacturer documentation.
Handpieces and Tips
YAG handpieces and wavelength tips direct the outputs used for particular ink and pigment targets. Carbon tips, sometimes called black doll tips, are intended for documented carbon peel protocols. Fractional or honeycomb heads support their specified rejuvenation applications rather than conventional tattoo ink treatment. The specification table identifies where included components still require confirmation.
Tattoo Removal vs Hair Removal Lasers
Hair and tattoo treatments depend on different pulse behavior. A multifunction machine must perform them through appropriate separate technologies or handpieces. A standard long pulse hair removal laser should not be used as though it were a tattoo laser.
How Much Does a Tattoo Removal Machine Cost?
Current prices in this collection run from $2,500.00 to $9,900.00. The wider professional market extends beyond that range, particularly for established premium platforms with extensive service infrastructure.
| Market tier | Current collection context | What to examine |
|---|---|---|
| Entry Q switched systems | No current machine can be placed in this class until a nanosecond pulse width is documented. | Wavelengths, usable fluence, spot sizes, cooling and service access |
| Higher specification Q switched or entry picosecond systems | EL400 at $2,500.00, EL500 at $3,600.00 and NDPlus at $5,248.99 sale price | Documented pulse class, delivery design, included tips and build |
| Premium picosecond and established premium brands | EL900 at $9,200.00 and Picoking II at $9,900.00 occupy the upper tier of this collection, subject to pulse confirmation | True pulse width, multi wavelength capability, support, training and service infrastructure |
Price differences can reflect pulse technology, wavelengths, energy at useful spot sizes, beam delivery, cooling, construction and service support. An unusually cheap listing is difficult to evaluate when it provides only a “pico” label and a maximum energy figure. Documentation makes the comparison meaningful.
Results and Proof
Results vary with ink color, depth, age, layering, body location, skin characteristics, technology and operator decisions. Before and after images are useful only when they identify the wavelength, technology, treatment count and relevant context. Unattributed images cannot establish what a particular machine achieved.
Treatment Course Expectations
Small or amateur dark tattoos may need fewer sessions than professional, layered or multicolor work. Treatments are usually spaced over weeks. Picosecond technology may shorten some treatment courses, but not consistently for every tattoo. These variables affect scheduling, client expectations and projected repeat visits.
Thinking About the Business Case
Start with a simple model:
Average session charge × expected visits = potential treatment course revenue
Session prices commonly vary by tattoo size, complexity and color. Repeat appointments can create recurring revenue, while compatible pigment or rejuvenation services may broaden use of the equipment. Set that potential against the machine price, operator training, insurance, consumables, maintenance and post warranty service. Our B2B team can help you build a practice specific equipment comparison without promising a particular return.
Maintenance Planning
Ownership may involve manufacturer specified water or filter changes, optical and lens care, cleaning, calibration checks and eventual post warranty service. Requirements vary by system, so include the documented maintenance process and parts route in your purchase comparison.
What to Look For When Buying a Tattoo Removal Laser
A serious equipment comparison should answer these questions:
- Is the pulse width documented in picoseconds or nanoseconds?
- What energy and fluence are available at each usable spot size?
- Do the wavelengths suit the expected mix of ink colors and skin types?
- Does the machine use fiber or articulated arm delivery?
- How is the system cooled?
- Are treatment protocols, manuals and operator training available?
- What does the warranty cover, exclude and require?
- How are replacement parts and service requests handled?
- What regulatory documents are supplied?
- Are a demonstration and properly documented references available?
We can help obtain and interpret available documentation so you can compare machines by evidence rather than product names alone.
Training, Manuals and Warranty
Training, warranty, installation materials, manuals and operating videos vary by product. The individual product record should state what is included. We provide personalized assistance before and after purchase by phone, email and live chat, but proper operator training is still required before treating clients.
State Rules for Laser Operation
US requirements for owning and operating aesthetic lasers vary by state. Rules may address professional licensing, delegation, medical supervision, facility registration and who may perform a treatment. Buyers should establish the applicable requirements with their state medical board or licensing authority before purchasing. We can clarify documentation supplied with a machine, but we do not provide legal advice.
How Premium Brands Fit Into the Market
Buyers may also know PicoSure, PicoWay, Quanta, Lutronic and Astanza. These established platforms generally sit in a higher price tier, partly because of their technology and service infrastructure. Our collection focuses on documented specifications and practical value, without suggesting that matching one specification makes two systems clinically equivalent.
Tattoo Removal Machine FAQs
Do home tattoo removal machines work?
Consumer handheld products are not equivalent to the professional laser systems in this collection. Professional tattoo removal depends on controlled pulse delivery, appropriate wavelengths, protective procedures and trained operation. Consumers seeking tattoo removal should use a qualified provider rather than attempting to treat tattoo pigment themselves.
Can I get help choosing or financing a machine?
Yes. Our team provides product selection and B2B sales support by phone, email and live chat. Financing is discussed only when a current program and applicable terms are confirmed. Contact us for the purchasing options available for your order.
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