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Nubway QL VII

Product Code: DAA-LS-3550

Tattoo work in the morning, carbon peels after lunch, one tabletop laser all day.

Switch between dark-ink removal, red-ink work and carbon skin sessions from one bench unit, with 1064 nm, 532 nm and 1320 nm on Nubway's listing. A red front-panel control sits within reach of the operator at every setting.

Sections
Q-Switch & Nd: YAG Lasers
Categories
Dermatology & Aesthetics
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
CE & ISO Certified
Global Shipping
Supplier: Medigear
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On Nubway's listing, the QL VII is a bench-mounted, Q-switched Nd: YAG laser for tattoo removal, pigmented lesions, and skin rejuvenation. The listing gives three wavelengths, 532 nm, 1064 nm and 1320 nm, Nd: YAG as the amplifying medium, nanosecond pulse emission, and an average power figure of 800 W. It does not publish pulse energy, pulse width, spot sizes, fluence, repetition rate, cooling, laser classification, dimensions or weight. Nubway also lists an eight-page QL VII catalogue, which is the first document to request.

Safety hardware is where this unit should be judged. The photograph shows a red control on the front panel, set apart from the display, with a round control beneath it. At this output level, BS EN 60825-1 expects a key control and a remote interlock connector, and IEC 60601-2-22 expects an emergency stop within the operator's reach. The listing names none of these, so the function of each front control, and whether a door interlock socket is fitted, has to be confirmed in writing before the room's risk assessment is signed off.

The angled display sits on top of the front cabinet, facing the operator. A single handpiece docks in a vertical holster at the rear right, with a grey cable looping to the base. Nubway's listing describes the laser rod as storing energy and releasing it in nanosecond pulses, and ties the unit to tattoo, permanent make-up, pigment and carbon laser rejuvenation work.

No dimensions or weight are published for the QL VII. Medigear.uk can arrange shipping, clinic set-up and staff familiarisation. Request the QL VII catalogue, the laser class label, confirmation of the interlock and emergency stop, and the declaration of conformity from the seller before ordering.

The QL VII suits beauty clinics, tattoo removal studios, and brow studios that want tattoo, pigment, and carbon skin work from one bench unit. Its menu splits into three strands, and each asks something different of the room.

Tattoo work runs on the 1064 nm line for black and dark blue ink and the 532 nm line for red and orange. Amateur and faded single-colour tattoos make up the easier end of the caseload, and clients with multicoloured professional pieces need an honest conversation about what three wavelengths can reach. Brow and lip pigment removal suits brow studios asstudios, as long as every permanent make-up client gets a test spot first.

Pigment work covers freckles, sun spots, age spots and coffee spots, with birthmarks and nevus of Ota for practitioners experienced in diagnosing them. Carbon laser rejuvenation fills the gaps in the diary with short sessions aimed at oil, texture and the look of pores, and it should be marketed with the modest claims the evidence supports.

All three strands share one safety set-up. The room needs a door interlock connected to the laser where the design allows, a warning sign at the entrance, eyewear to BS EN 207 for every wavelength, and local rules written with the Laser Protection Adviser. Carbon sessions may add a plume extractor to that list. The employer's duties under the Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at Work Regulations 2010 apply throughout.

Clinics outside the UK generally meet the same requirements under their own laser safety and premises rules. The conformity documentation required for those purchasing routes is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Three Service Lines From One Bench Unit

Tattoo removal, pigment work and carbon rejuvenation all appear on the same listing. A clinic can build a morning of removal courses and an afternoon of skin sessions around one cabinet. Confirm the wavelength and handpiece pairing for each service at quotation.

Model-Specific Listing

The QL VII has its own named manufacturer listing, with wavelengths and amplifying medium stated against the model code. That gives buyers a fixed reference to hold the seller's quotation against. The catalogue attached to that listing should fill in the missing output figures.

Front-Panel Controls Within Reach

The photograph shows a red control and a round control on the front of the cabinet, well clear of the display. Controls placed there are easy for the operator to reach during treatment. Their exact functions should be confirmed before the local rules are written around them.

Compact Tabletop Footprint

The cabinet is designed to sit on a bench or trolley. That suits smaller treatment rooms where floor space is tight. Measurements and weight are not published and should be requested.

Rear-Holstered Handpiece

The handpiece docks upright at the rear of the cabinet, keeping the front clear for the display and controls. The cable loops down beside the unit, away from the operator's hands. Cable length is not stated.

Carbon Sessions for Diary Gaps

Carbon rejuvenation offers short, repeatable appointments between longer removal courses. It gives a clinic a reason for clients to return between tattoo sessions. Claims for it should stay modest, in line with the small trials behind it.

Settled Safety Standards

Q-switched Nd: YAG lasers sit under long-established standards, with BS EN 60825-1 for classification and IEC 60601-2-22 for medical laser equipment. The controls a compliant unit should carry are well defined. Buyers can check the QL VII against that list in the quotation.

Wavelengths for the Common Ink Colours

The 1064 nm and 532 nm lines between them reach black, dark blue, red and orange ink. Black and blue ink are also where most of the published removal evidence sits. Green and sky blue fall outside the listed lines.

1064 nm Line

Listed for the QL VII and used for black and dark blue ink and deeper pigment. Output at this wavelength is not published. Request the energy per pulse from the catalogue.

532 nm Line

Listed for red and orange ink and surface pigment. Melanin absorbs this wavelength strongly, so parameter choice on darker skin belongs in the protocol. Output figures are not published.

1320 nm Line

Listed alongside carbon laser rejuvenation, although the listing does not pair the two directly. The handpiece that carries it is not described. Confirm its purpose and output at quotation.

Nd: YAG Amplifying Medium

The listing names Nd: YAG as the laser medium. Nubway describes the rod as storing energy and releasing it in short pulses. Rod specification and life are not published.

Nanosecond Q-Switched Pulses

Emission is described as nanosecond pulses. Pulse width is not published for any wavelength. Ask for it at every wavelength, measured.

800 W Power Rating

The listing records 800 W in an average power field—the figure appears to be an electrical rating for the cabinet. Confirm rated input and circuit requirements before installation.

Red Front-Panel Control

A red control sits on the left of the front panel in the photograph. Its position is typical of an emergency stop, but its function is not documented. Confirm it before local rules are drafted.

Secondary Round Control

A round control sits below the red one. It may be a key switch or power control, and the listing does not say. Ask how the unit is secured against unauthorised use.

Angled Operator Display

The display sits at the front of the cabinet top, angled towards the operator. Screen size, touch capability and software are not described. A demonstration video will show the interface.

Rear Vertical Holster

The handpiece stands upright in a holster at the rear right of the cabinet. Its grey cable runs back to the base. Tip options and spot sizes are not published.

Tabletop Cabinet

The white cabinet with a black front fascia is built to stand on a surface. Dimensions and weight are not published. Check bench depth once measurements arrive.

Listed Treatment Range

The listing names tattoo and permanent make-up removal, pigmented lesions, birthmarks, nevus of Ota, pore treatment, oil control and carbon rejuvenation. Those are manufacturer indications. Each clinic's protocols decide what the unit is used for.

The QL VII combines tattoo removal, pigment work, and carbon skin sessions in one tabletop Q-switched Nd: YAG unit, with three listed wavelengths and a single rear-holstered handpiece. Its safety hardware is the first to settle, because the photographed front controls, the interlock socket, and the emergency stop all need confirming before the room is signed off. Medigear.uk lists the QL VII for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request the QL VII catalogue, the laser class label, confirmation of each front-panel control, and the declaration of conformity from the seller with the quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The QL VII listing carries the model name, calls the unit a tabletop Nd: YAG laser, and lists 532 nm, 1064 nm, and 1320 nm with an average power of 800 W. It lists tattoo and permanent make-up removal, pigmented lesions and carbon laser rejuvenation as uses. An eight-page QL VII catalogue is listed alongside it, but its technical pages are not machine-readable online. Ask the seller for that catalogue, since it should carry the energy, pulse and spot figures the listing leaves out.

A laser used for tattoo and pigment work at this level would ordinarily be Class 4, and BS EN 60825-1 then requires a key control, a remote interlock connector and an emission warning. IEC 60601-2-22 adds an emergency stop that the operator can reach. The photograph shows a red control and a round control on the front panel, which is where those two features usually sit, but the listing does not identify them. Get the function of each control and the presence of a door interlock socket confirmed in writing, because the Laser Protection Adviser will build the local rules around them.

The listing covers tattoo removal in all colours, permanent make-up removal, nevus of Ota, birthmarks, sun spots, coffee spots, age spots and freckles. It also includes oil control, skin brightening, enlarged pore treatment, and carbon laser skin rejuvenation. The phrase "all colours need care" matters because a three-wavelength Nd: YAG platform has no dedicated line for green or sky-blue ink. Any pigmented lesion of uncertain nature needs a clinical diagnosis before cosmetic treatment.

It rests on small trials. One study of 24 patients with dilated pores reported improved pore size and sebum after four sessions of carbon-assisted Q-switched Nd: YAG. A split-face trial in Asian women found that adding carbon-assisted Q-switched treatment to long-pulse N d: YAG did not improve pore results and produced more side effects. Position carbon peels as short-term skin refreshers for oily or congested skin, and keep clinical language out of the marketing.

Across the trials pooled in a 2026 Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology review, black and blue ink typically took between four and eight  Nd: YAG sessions before three-quarters of it had gone. Amateur work and single-colour pieces tend to respond best. Permanent make-up needs extra caution, because cosmetic inks containing iron oxide or titanium dioxide can darken immediately under a Q-switched pulse. A test spot before full treatment is standard practice for brow and lip pigment.

The listing records it in an average power field, but 800 W is almost certainly an electrical rating for the unit, not an optical output. A tabletop Q-switched laser does not emit that level of average light power. Treat it as a guide to the supply the unit needs, and ask the seller for the rated input current and the pulse energy at each wavelength.

Expect to appoint a Laser Protection Adviser, write local rules, designate and sign the treatment room as a controlled area, and train every operator, in line with MHRA guidance. Under the Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at Work Regulations 2010, employers must assess and manage staff exposure. Healthcare Inspectorate Wales, Healthcare Improvement Scotland and RQIA in Northern Ireland register services using Class 3B and Class 4 lasers. In England, some London boroughs issue special treatment licences, and the Health and Care Act 2022 enabled a national licensing scheme, but it has not been brought into force.

Carbon peels vaporise a layer of carbon suspension on the skin, which puts fine particles and odour into the room air. Ask the Laser Protection Adviser whether a plume extractor should be specified for that work. The carbon suspension is a consumable bought per session, and you should confirm its compatibility with the handpiece. The listing does not say which wavelength the QL VII uses for carbon work, and published carbon studies used 1064 nm.

Buyers who need a full model datasheet before committing will find only a short listing. Studios with large volumes of green or sky-blue ink need wavelengths this listing does not include. Hair removal, vascular treatment, and ablative resurfacing are also outside its listed scope, as is anyone requiring US FDA clearance, which is not published for this model. It is not a home-use device.

The listing shows no CE marking or certificate for the QL VII model code. Request the declaration of conformity, issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller, and confirm the model name on it reads QL VII. Ask whether any CE mark is backed by a notified body certificate under the medical device rules or is a self-declaration covering electrical safety and EMC only. Where the paperwork cannot be supplied, Medigear.uk can point the buyer to an alternative specification.