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Nubway VL10

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Nubway Dermatology & Aesthetics

Nubway VL10

Product Code: DAA-LS-3327

Spot size sets the power, and the power sets how fast the list moves.

Two handpieces hang on the trolley in the photograph, and the one a clinician picks decides the afternoon. Published builds pair a 12 × 12 mm window with 600 to 1,200 W and a 12 × 28 mm window with 2,000 W.

Sections

Diode Lasers

Categories

Dermatology & Aesthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

470 × 500 × 1330 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

VL10 is the machine code, and Nubway's published range describes a trolley-mounted diode laser platform for hair reduction in clinics and salons. That literature lists 3,000 W at the machine and 600 to 2,000 W at the handpiece, wavelengths of 755, 808, 940 and 1064 nm as options, pulse widths of 1 to 200 ms, energy density given as either 1 to 120 J/cm² or 10 to 60 J/cm², spot sizes from 12 × 12 mm to 12 × 28 mm, sapphire cooling and a 1.54-inch handpiece screen. The VL10 code appears on none of those pages.

Throughput is where those numbers matter. Nubway's own guidance ties spot size to power: a 12 × 12 mm window draws 600 to 1,200 W, 12 × 20 mm draws 1,200 W, and 12 × 24 mm and 12 × 28 mm windows draw 1,600 to 2,000 W. Firing rate follows the same split, with 1 to 10 Hz published for the lower power builds and up to 20 Hz for the higher ones. A back or a pair of legs on a 20 Hz sliding pass is a different appointment length from the same area at 10 Hz, so the build decides how many clients fit a day.

Some pages list the console screen as 12.1 inches, while others list it as 15.6 inches, and it runs on Android. In the photograph, two handpieces sit in holders on either side of the trolley, with a third dock on the front panel, a red emergency stop and castors.

Published weight is 57 kg. Medigear.uk lists the VL10 for UK business buyers. Before ordering, ask the seller to write the build into the contract: the wavelengths, the handpiece power, the spot sizes supplied, the firing rate those allow, the shot life of the bar and the laser class.

Aesthetic clinics, cosmetic dermatology services, and larger salons are the buyers, working through legs, backs, chests, underarms, bikini lines, and faces over a series of appointments. A platform at this power suits a site with a full diary rather than an occasional list, because the case for the larger windows and the higher firing rate rests on volume.

Client selection runs on hair colour and skin tone together. Dark hair on lighter skin responds fastest; darker skin types need the longer wavelength and more visits; and light, grey, or red hair has too little pigment to respond at all. Those three sentences decide most of what a consultation needs to cover, and they set the expectation for the number of sessions rather than the outcome. Fine hair on the face and coarse hair on the back sit at opposite ends of the same settings table, so the consultation is also where you choose the window and wavelength.

Records carry the service. Wavelength, window, fluence, pulse width and rate all belong in the notes for every area treated, alongside a baseline photograph and the patch test result. When the build varies across platforms, that discipline matters more, because a clinic with two machines cannot assume settings transfer between them.

Safety and paperwork sit with the operator, not the maker. Class 4 output means an adviser, local rules, a controlled area and eyewear for everyone in the room, and the licensing position depends on the nation and the council. The manufacturer issues the conformity documents and the certificates, and the seller passes them to the buyer.

Windows match the work.

Published spot sizes run from 12 × 12 mm for detail work up to 12 × 28 mm for legs and backs. One platform covers small and large areas without a second machine on the floor.

A published rate ceiling of 20 Hz

The higher power builds are listed at up to 20 Hz, which supports a sliding technique across large areas. That is the single figure that most affects how long a body area takes.

Four wavelengths as options

755, 808, 940 and 1064 nm all appear in the published list. Specifying all four widens the range of skin tones and hair types a clinic can accept.

A stated tolerance on fluence

Nubway publishes ±2% deviation on energy density. A number with a tolerance can be checked at acceptance and again at service, which is more than most literature in this category offers.

Sapphire contact cooling

The contact surface is sapphire with a TEC cooling system behind it, which is what makes a long pass bearable for the client and keeps the epidermis protected while the follicle heats.

Two handpieces in the photograph

The trolley carries handpieces on both sides in the supplied image, letting you keep two windows ready and switch between areas without swapping heads. Confirm how many ship and whether both are live.

Trolley format

At a published 57 kg on castors, the platform moves between treatment rooms and needs no fixed installation so that a clinic can share it across a floor.

A long shot claim to negotiate against

The maker publishes a hundred million shot figure across parts of the range. Whatever the number for this build, having it in writing with the warranty terms attached is what protects the clinic later.

Diode laser platform

A diode bar drives the handpiece. Confirm the bar make, serial number, and count already on it for any machine supplied.

Wavelengths of 755, 808, 940 and 1064 nm

Published as options across the range. The delivered set determines which skin types can be treated safely.

Machine power of 3,000 W

Published for the trolley platform. This is the supply figure, not the optical output, which is not published.

Handpiece power of 600 to 2,000 W

Published as a range, tied to the window fitted: 12 × 12 mm at 600 to 1,200 W, 12 × 20 mm at 1,200 W, and the two largest windows at 1,600 to 2,000 W.

Firing rate of 1 to 20 Hz

Published as 1 to 10 Hz for lower power builds and up to 20 Hz for the higher ones. Confirm which applies to the machine quoted.

Pulse width of 1 to 200 ms

The published range, set alongside fluence for skin type and hair thickness.

Energy density

Published as 1 to 120 J/cm² on some pages and 10 to 60 J/cm² on others, both with a ±2% deviation. The delivered range must be included in the order.

Spot sizes

12 × 12 mm, 12 × 20 mm, 12 × 24 mm and 12 × 28 mm appear in the published list for this platform, with other combinations listed elsewhere in the range.

Sapphire contact surface

Published as the skin contact material, chosen for cold conduction. It is a wear part, so ask about replacement.

Cooling system

Published as a TEC system. Cooling performance is a service item as well as a comfort one, since it limits how long a list can run.

Console and handpiece screens

The console screen is listed as 12.1 inches on some pages and 15.6 inches on others, with an Android system and wireless connectivity. The handpiece carries a 1.54-inch screen.

Handpiece docks and emergency stop (photograph only)

The photograph shows holders on both sides, a front dock, a red emergency stop and castors. None of this is described in writing, so confirm what ships.

Mains supply: The published range is

AC 220 V ±10% at 10 A and 50 Hz, with a 110 V version at 60 Hz. The 50 Hz build is the one for UK sites.

Dimensions and weight

Published as 470 × 500 × 1330 mm and 57 kg for this trolley, with a 530 × 492 × 1120 mm package. Figures differ across the maker's pages.

Laser class and safety controls

Not published. Class 4 products are expected to carry key control, an emission indicator, a remote interlock connector and a beam stop, so ask which are fitted and request the classification label.

The VL10 is a build of Nubway's trolley diode platform, and almost everything a buyer needs to know about it is a build question. Window size sets handpiece power, handpiece power sets the firing rate, and the firing rate sets how much of a day each client takes. The published range covers four wavelengths, pulses from 1 to 200 ms and fluence quoted with a ±2% tolerance, but the figures differ between the maker's own pages, and the VL10 code appears on none of them. Pin the wavelengths, the windows, the rate, the shot life and the laser class into the order, and ask which certificate names this build. UK business buyers can order the VL10 through Medigear.uk, with delivery, installation, commissioning, staff familiarisation and service cover arranged alongside.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Because they describe a range, not one model sheet. Nubway publishes different numbers for its trolley diode machines on its product pages and in its trade listings, and the VL10 code doesn't appear on any of them. The sensible reading is that the VL10 is one build of that platform, which is why the page treats every figure as a starting question. Ask for a signed specification against the serial number before anything is agreed.

That depends on the power build. Nubway ties the largest windows, 12 × 24 mm and 12 × 28 mm, to 1,600 to 2,000 W and to a firing rate of up to 20 Hz, while smaller windows at 600 to 1,200 W are published at 1 to 10 Hz. Doubling the rate roughly halves the time spent passing over a given area, which is the difference between four clients in an afternoon and six. Ask for the rate and the window together, because one without the other means nothing.

Nubway publishes a hundred million shot figure across parts of its range, which is a warranty claim, not a measured life for this build. The bar is the part that eventually ends the machine's working life, so the figure belongs in the contract, with the terms attached. Ask what a bar change involves, who does it in the UK, and whether the count is visible to the operator on screen.

All four are published as options, and the delivered combination sets the client list a clinic can take. Shorter wavelengths are absorbed strongly by melanin, which suits lighter skin with dark hair, and 1064 nm is absorbed least by pigment, which is the usual choice for the darkest skin types. A build without 1064 nm narrows what the clinic can offer. Put the fitted wavelengths in order, not in the enquiry.

Fluence is the energy delivered per square centimetre, and it is set alongside pulse width for each skin type and hair thickness. Nubway publishes ±2% as the deviation on that figure, which is a useful thing to check at acceptance rather than take on trust. The two published ranges, 1 to 120 J/cm² and 10 to 60 J/cm², differ enough that you need to confirm the delivered range in writing.

No class is published for this model, but a machine of this output is a Class 4 laser product under BS EN 60825-1. This brings in the controls in the MHRA's guidance: an adviser, written local rules, a controlled treatment area, and eye protection for everyone present during emission. The Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at Work Regulations 2010 place the assessment of staff exposure on the employer. Request the classification label and the eyewear specification with the quotation.

That is the question to put in writing. Hair reduction has no medical purpose, so equipment like this sits outside the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002 as they stand; in Northern Ireland and the EU, it falls under Annex XVI of the EU regulation and is classified IIa where the purpose is hair removal only. Nubway publishes CE and quality system claims across its range, and separate US clearances exist for two of its diode models under other model codes. None of that transfers automatically to a machine badged VL10, so ask which certificate names this build.

It varies by nation and is changing. Some English councils license laser and light treatments through special treatment rules, and the scheme in section 180 of the Health and Care Act 2022 covers the application of light, with the government's August 2025 response setting out a local authority model that still needs secondary legislation. In Wales, registration with Healthcare Inspectorate Wales is required for Class 3B and 4 laser use. The RQIA registers such establishments in Northern Ireland, and Healthcare Improvement Scotland's guidance covers them too. Confirm the position locally before the diary opens.

Realistic outcomes first. Published trial work reports mean hair reduction of roughly seven tenths at six months rather than removal, with darker skin types needing more sessions for the same result. Consent should also name burns, pigment change, paradoxical growth and the effect of recent sun exposure. A patch test at the intended settings is the practical check that nothing in the notes has been missed.

A treatment room that can be closed and controlled during emission, with windows covered and warning signage as the adviser specifies. The machine needs a socket rated for 10 A at 220 V and 50 Hz for UK sites. Everything else is trolley-mounted, so no fixed installation is involved. Eyewear for the operator, the client, and anyone else in the room belongs, marked for every wavelength fitted.