candela Laser Head Triple Bore

Candela Laser Head Triple Bore is a specialized three-channel replacement component for compatible Candela GentleLase, GentleYAG, and GentleMax laser head assemblies. Associated with the internal optical pumping and cooling structure, this component is intended for professional laser head maintenance and refurbishment. Available from Levant Technology UAE, subject to confirming the correct version and specifications.

USD 820,00

Candela Laser Head Triple Bore is a specialized replacement triple-channel component for compatible Candela laser head assemblies. Commonly associated with the triple-bore flow tube or optical pumping chamber arrangement, this component forms part of the internal structure surrounding the laser rod, flashlamps, and related cooling pathways in selected Candela laser systems.

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore is used in professional laser head maintenance and refurbishment when the corresponding triple-bore component requires inspection or replacement. Its exact configuration depends on the laser head generation, component dimensions, surface finish, and cooling arrangement.

Compatible triple-bore designs are used in selected Candela GentleLase, GentleYAG, and GentleMax equipment. However, the correct replacement must be matched to the installed laser head rather than selected by the equipment family name alone.

Levant Technology supplies Candela laser spare parts, laser head cavity components, triple-bore replacement parts, flashlamp accessories, cooling system components, and professional aesthetic equipment replacement parts in the UAE.

Candela Laser Head Triple Bore – 3-Channel Laser Head Replacement Component

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore is associated with the internal three-channel structure used within certain flashlamp-pumped solid-state laser heads.

In compatible configurations, the triple-bore structure accommodates the relevant laser head components and forms part of the optical pumping and cooling arrangement.

Professional Candela laser systems use high-voltage electrical energy to drive flashlamps, which provide optical excitation to an Alexandrite or Nd laser medium, depending on the machine.

The laser head contains a combination of electrical, optical, mechanical, and liquid cooling components.

The triple-bore component is located within this broader laser head assembly and may be associated with supporting the flashlamp and laser rod arrangement, as well as the designated cooling flow paths.

A correctly specified replacement must correspond to the original geometry and laser head configuration.

The product should not automatically be described as a complete laser resonator, complete cavity assembly, or fully assembled laser head unless the supplied components establish that configuration.

Candela Laser Head Triple Bore – Product Specifications

  • Product Name: Candela Laser Head Triple Bore
  • Product Type: Triple-Bore Laser Head Component / Flow Tube Assembly
  • Component Category: Laser Head Optical Pumping and Cooling Spare Part
  • Equipment Brand Reference: Candela
  • Primary Equipment References: GentleLase, GentleYAG, and GentleMax
  • Primary Function: Supporting the Designated Three-Channel Laser Head Arrangement
  • Associated System: Laser Head Pumping Cavity and Cooling Assembly
  • Component Design: Triple-Bore / Three-Channel Configuration
  • Related Components: Laser Rod, Flashlamps, Reflector, Flow Tubes, End Caps, and O-Ring Seals
  • Laser Technology Reference: Alexandrite or Nd, Depending on Equipment
  • Host Laser Wavelengths: 755nm or 1064nm, Depending on Equipment
  • Material: Available on Enquiry
  • Surface Finish: Available on Enquiry
  • Dimensions: Available on Enquiry
  • Old or New Version: Available on Enquiry
  • Separate Flow Tube Requirements: Available on Enquiry
  • Cooling Configuration: Dependent on the Supplied Component
  • Part Number: Available on Enquiry
  • Included Components: Available on Enquiry
  • Product Condition: Contact Levant Technology for Details
  • OEM Status: Available on Enquiry
  • Installation: Qualified Laser Service Technician
  • Supplier: Levant Technology UAE

What Is Candela Laser Head Triple Bore?

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore is a component associated with the three-channel structure of certain Candela laser head assemblies.

The term triple bore refers to a component containing three longitudinal openings or channels.

In compatible flashlamp-pumped laser designs, these channels form part of the arrangement used to accommodate the laser rod and pumping components.

The triple-bore structure may also be associated with the cooling flow arrangement inside the laser head.

This component is frequently referred to in specialist parts catalogs as a Triple-Bore Flow Tube or Triple-Bore Quartz Tube.

Its actual construction and function depend on the laser head design.

Some triple-bore configurations are used with separate internal flow tubes, while others have different integrated cooling arrangements.

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore must therefore be identified by its exact physical design and original component reference.

It is not automatically equivalent to a complete laser head, a finished resonator, or a fully assembled optical pumping cavity.

Key Benefits of Candela Laser Head Triple Bore

Specialized Laser Head Replacement Component

The triple-bore component is associated with selected Candela laser head structures used in professional Alexandrite and Nd equipment.

Supports the Intended Three-Channel Arrangement

A correctly matched component provides the designated physical configuration required by the corresponding laser head design.

Relevant to Cooling System Integrity

In applicable assemblies, the triple-bore component forms part of the structure associated with cooling water circulation around the relevant laser head components.

Useful During Professional Laser Head Refurbishment

The component may require replacement when qualified technicians identify cracking, damage, contamination, or deterioration affecting the existing triple-bore assembly.

Focused Replacement Option

Replacing an individual triple-bore component may be appropriate when the surrounding laser head components remain suitable for reuse and the applicable service procedure permits replacement.

Candela GentleLase, GentleYAG, and GentleMax Technology

Candela professional aesthetic laser equipment includes several generations of flashlamp-pumped laser systems.

Candela GentleLase

Associated with 755nm Alexandrite laser technology.

Candela GentleYAG

Associated with 1064nm Nd laser technology.

Candela GentleMax

A platform combining Alexandrite and Nd laser technologies within the corresponding equipment configuration.

These systems generate laser energy using specialized optical and electrical assemblies.

The high-voltage power circuit supplies energy to the flashlamps.

The flashlamps produce intense optical excitation.

The laser rod absorbs part of the pumping light and participates in laser amplification.

The optical resonator supports the generation of the intended laser beam.

Within compatible laser heads, the triple-bore arrangement is associated with the mechanical structure around the pumping components and their designated cooling pathways.

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore does not independently generate laser energy or determine treatment parameters.

Understanding the Triple-Bore Design

A triple-bore component contains three longitudinal channels within a single structural element.

These channels are associated with the corresponding laser head configuration.

In suitable flashlamp-pumped designs, the structure accommodates the arrangement of the laser medium and associated pumping components.

The laser rod and flashlamps require the intended physical spacing and supporting structures within the optical pumping assembly.

The surrounding reflector and cooling components operate according to the laser head’s design.

The three-channel configuration is therefore associated with the geometry of the internal laser head structure.

However, the product name alone does not establish the exact diameter of each channel, the number of included flow tubes, or the arrangement of water passages.

The supplied Candela Laser Head Triple Bore must match the original design rather than merely having three visible openings.

How the Triple Bore Relates to Laser Cooling

Professional flashlamp-pumped laser heads generate heat during laser operation.

The flashlamps, laser medium, and other internal components are affected by the thermal conditions within the pumping cavity.

Candela equipment uses designated cooling systems to manage these conditions.

In compatible laser heads, water circulation may occur through or around the appropriate channels and flow tubes.

The triple-bore structure is associated with the physical arrangement of these cooling components.

The complete cooling system can also contain:

  • A water circulation pump.
  • A cooling water reservoir.
  • A heat exchanger.
  • Cooling hoses and manifolds.
  • Flow tubes.
  • O-ring sealing components.
  • Water flow and temperature monitoring devices.

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore is one component of the wider laser head and cooling architecture.

It does not independently pump water, regulate coolant temperature, or replace the complete cooling system.

Candela Laser Head Triple Bore vs Complete Laser Head

The terms triple bore and laser head are sometimes used together, but they should be distinguished during spare-part identification.

Candela Laser Head Triple Bore

A three-channel component associated with the internal pumping chamber and cooling arrangement.

Complete Laser Head

The larger assembly containing the relevant laser rod, flashlamps, reflector, mechanical housing, cooling interfaces, optical components, and associated hardware according to the equipment design.

Laser Head Cavity Assembly

A broader cavity or pumping chamber assembly that may contain several replaceable internal components.

A complete laser head can contain a triple-bore component, but the triple bore alone is not necessarily the complete laser head.

Replacing the triple bore does not automatically replace damaged flashlamps, a deteriorated laser rod, or defective optical resonator elements.

Customers should confirm whether the offered product includes only the triple-bore component or additional cavity hardware.

Triple Bore vs Individual Flow Tubes

Professional laser head assemblies can contain several glass or quartz-based components.

Triple-Bore Component

A multi-channel component associated with the laser head pumping and cooling arrangement.

Individual Flashlamp Flow Tube

A separate tubular component used around a flashlamp in compatible designs.

Laser Rod Flow Tube

A separate component associated with the corresponding laser rod cooling arrangement, where specified.

Triple-Bore Assembly with Integrated Flow Paths

A configuration where the multi-channel component is designed with a particular cooling pathway arrangement.

Some triple-bore products are supplied for use with separate flow tubes.

Other versions are advertised as requiring no additional flow tubes.

These designs should not automatically be treated as interchangeable.

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore should be selected using the installed laser head’s original cooling and component arrangement.

Old Version vs New Version Triple Bore

Specialist Candela replacement-part suppliers distinguish between different generations of triple-bore components.

Old Version Triple Bore

Associated with certain earlier laser head cavity configurations.

New Version Triple Bore

Associated with updated mechanical designs and corresponding end plate arrangements in selected equipment.

For example, some newer GentleMax Pro-related triple-bore designs accommodate differences in the end plate geometry.

The distinction is not always determined by the machine name or production year alone.

The physical profile, mounting interfaces, sealing positions, and original component reference should be checked.

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore should be matched to the actual laser head assembly before purchase.

Polished vs Fine Ground Triple Bore

Triple-bore components may be manufactured with different surface finishes.

Polished Triple Bore

A component with a polished surface finish specified for the corresponding optical and mechanical application.

Fine Ground Triple Bore

A component with a fine-ground or frosted surface treatment according to the intended design.

Surface treatment may affect the component’s optical behavior and its suitability for the corresponding pumping cavity configuration.

A polished component should not automatically be described as superior for every laser head design.

Similarly, a fine-ground finish should not be assumed to be interchangeable with a polished version.

The correct selection depends on the original component and applicable equipment requirements.

The surface finish of the supplied Candela Laser Head Triple Bore should be confirmed before ordering.

Triple Bore vs Laser Head Reflector

A laser head contains both structural and reflective components.

Triple Bore

The corresponding three-channel component associated with the pumping chamber and cooling arrangement.

Laser Head Reflector

The reflective structure or material used to redirect flashlamp excitation light toward the laser medium.

Reflector Powder

A specialized reflective material used in certain pumping cavity configurations.

Reflector Housing

The corresponding mechanical structure that supports the applicable reflector arrangement.

These products perform different functions.

Replacing a triple-bore component does not automatically renew damaged reflective material.

Likewise, replacing reflector powder does not correct a physically cracked triple-bore structure.

The correct repair depends on the condition of the actual laser head components.

Triple Bore vs Laser Head Flash Lamp

The flashlamp and triple bore are different components of the optical pumping assembly.

Laser Head Flash Lamp

Converts electrical energy into intense optical pumping light.

Triple-Bore Component

Forms part of the corresponding multi-channel physical structure associated with the laser head.

Laser Rod

Contains the gain medium responsible for laser amplification.

Reflector

Helps redirect optical pumping light within the appropriate cavity arrangement.

A triple-bore replacement does not include new flashlamps unless they are explicitly part of the supplied assembly.

Similarly, a replacement flashlamp does not automatically include a new triple bore.

These components must be identified and ordered according to the required repair.

Triple Bore vs Laser Head O-Rings Kit

Cooling and mechanical sealing components are used at designated positions within professional laser head assemblies.

Triple-Bore Component

Associated with the internal three-channel physical structure.

Laser Head O-Rings Kit

A set of sealing components used at applicable cooling connections and laser head interfaces.

Flow Tube Seals

Sealing parts associated with designated flow tube connections.

Water Manifold Seals

Components associated with corresponding cooling water distribution interfaces.

The correct O-rings may be required when servicing the triple-bore assembly.

However, the Candela Laser Head Triple Bore should not be assumed to include replacement seals unless confirmed by the supplier.

The condition of the mating surfaces and surrounding cooling components must also be evaluated.

Compatible Candela Laser Systems

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore is listed by Levant Technology for Candela GentleLase, GentleYAG, and GentleMax laser equipment.

Related triple-bore components are available in specialist replacement-part catalogs for multiple Candela generations.

These include selected versions of:

  • Candela GentleLase.
  • Candela Mini GentleLase.
  • Candela GentleLase Plus.
  • Candela GentleYAG.
  • Candela Mini GentleYAG.
  • Candela GentleYAG Plus.
  • Candela GentleMax.
  • Candela GentleLase Pro.
  • Candela GentleYAG Pro.
  • Candela GentleMax Pro.

However, this broader list identifies equipment families for which related triple-bore designs exist. It does not confirm that the specific component supplied by Levant Technology fits every listed model.

Different versions can have different dimensions, channel profiles, surface finishes, end plate geometries, and cooling arrangements.

Compatibility with GentleMax Pro Plus should be verified separately.

The correct replacement is identified using the original triple-bore component, exact machine model, and laser head configuration.

Triple Bore and Alexandrite Laser Heads

Candela Alexandrite laser systems operate at a nominal wavelength of 755nm.

The corresponding flashlamp-pumped laser head contains an Alexandrite gain medium and the associated optical pumping components.

The triple-bore design forms part of the physical arrangement in compatible laser head configurations.

A matching triple-bore replacement must correspond to the relevant Alexandrite laser head assembly.

The fact that two machines use Alexandrite technology does not automatically establish that their triple-bore components are interchangeable.

Triple Bore and Nd Laser Heads

Candela GentleYAG laser systems are associated with 1064nm Nd technology.

The corresponding laser head uses a neodymium-doped YAG gain medium and the appropriate flashlamp excitation arrangement.

Triple-bore components are available for selected Nd laser head configurations.

However, an Nd triple bore should be selected using the exact original component reference.

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore should not be classified as universally compatible with every Alexandrite and Nd laser head.

When Is a Candela Laser Head Triple Bore Replaced?

A triple-bore component may require inspection or replacement during professional laser head maintenance.

A qualified technician may investigate the component when identifying:

  • Visible cracking of the existing triple-bore structure.
  • Chipping or physical damage to the component.
  • Deterioration affecting the intended cooling arrangement.
  • Leakage associated with the corresponding assembly.
  • Damaged or contaminated component surfaces.
  • Mechanical damage discovered during laser head disassembly.
  • A replacement requirement during laser head refurbishment.
  • Damage associated with a failed flow tube or sealing component.
  • A triple-bore defect confirmed through professional technical inspection.

These conditions may involve other laser head parts.

Water leakage, reduced laser energy, or abnormal operating temperature does not automatically indicate that the triple bore itself is defective.

The actual problem may involve the flow tubes, O-rings, manifolds, pump, reflector, flashlamps, or other components.

Replacement should follow confirmation of the affected part.

Triple Bore and Cooling Water Leakage

Cooling water leakage inside a professional laser head requires careful technical assessment.

Potential causes can include damaged flow tubes, cracked fittings, deteriorated O-rings, defective manifolds, or a physically damaged triple-bore component.

A leak near the laser head does not independently identify which component has failed.

A qualified technician should evaluate the cooling assembly according to the manufacturer’s applicable service procedures.

Where the triple bore is confirmed to be damaged, a correctly matched replacement may be required.

However, replacing the triple bore does not automatically repair other leaking components.

The complete affected cooling arrangement must be inspected before returning the equipment to use.

Triple Bore and Laser Head Refurbishment

Professional laser head refurbishment can involve multiple optical and mechanical components.

Depending on the machine and laser head design, a service technician may inspect:

  • Triple-bore components.
  • Flashlamps.
  • Laser rod and associated supports.
  • Reflector housing and reflective materials.
  • Flow tubes.
  • Water manifolds.
  • O-ring seals.
  • End caps.
  • Cooling water connections.
  • Resonator optics and associated hardware.

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore may be replaced when its condition or physical configuration requires attention.

It is not a complete laser head rebuilding kit.

The required replacement parts should be established through inspection of the actual assembly.

Triple Bore and Laser Output Problems

Laser energy output depends on the condition of the complete electrical and optical system.

A damaged triple-bore component may affect the intended pumping chamber arrangement or associated cooling configuration.

However, changes in laser output may also result from flashlamp wear, laser rod deterioration, reflector condition, electrical charging faults, or optical alignment problems.

The triple bore does not independently determine the laser’s treatment fluence.

A replacement should therefore not be marketed as a guaranteed solution for low energy, unstable beam output, or reduced treatment effectiveness.

Qualified technicians should verify the cause of the problem before selecting the replacement component.

Selecting the Correct Candela Laser Head Triple Bore

Triple-bore components may look similar while using different dimensions and construction details.

For an accurate replacement enquiry, useful information includes:

  • Exact Candela laser model.
  • Laser head model or assembly reference.
  • Original triple-bore part number, if available.
  • Photographs of the original component.
  • Overall component length.
  • Outer profile and dimensions.
  • Number and diameter of the individual bores.
  • Old or new version designation.
  • Polished or fine-ground surface finish.
  • End plate and mounting geometry.
  • Separate flow tube requirements.
  • Associated O-ring and sealing arrangement.
  • Material and optical specifications.
  • Quantity of components required.
  • Machine generation or revision.

Levant Technology can assist with available component specifications and replacement-part identification.

Matching the actual dimensions and assembly configuration is important because visually similar triple bores may not be interchangeable.

Professional Installation and Maintenance

The Candela Laser Head Triple Bore should be installed by a qualified professional laser service technician experienced with flashlamp-pumped laser head assemblies.

Professional aesthetic laser equipment contains high-voltage electrical circuits, stored-energy capacitors, sensitive optical components, and liquid cooling systems.

Laser head servicing must follow the manufacturer’s applicable procedures for electrical isolation, stored-energy safety, optical handling, cooling system maintenance, and component replacement.

The correct triple-bore version must be selected for the installed laser head.

Related flow tubes, seals, manifolds, reflectors, and mounting interfaces should be inspected during servicing.

After reassembly, qualified technicians should perform the required cooling system inspections, leakage checks, equipment diagnostics, and optical or laser output verification.

The laser must complete the applicable safety and performance checks before returning to clinical use.

Why Choose Levant Technology UAE?

Levant Technology supplies professional aesthetic laser equipment spare parts and replacement components for clinics, dermatology centers, biomedical engineers, and laser service specialists throughout the UAE.

Our product range includes laser head triple-bore components, flashlamps, reflector materials, O-ring kits, water cooling parts, electronic boards, and other professional laser equipment replacement parts.

For customers maintaining Candela GentleLase, GentleYAG, or GentleMax systems, our team can assist with identifying the required component version, available specifications, pricing, and ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Candela Laser Head Triple Bore?

It is a three-channel component associated with the internal optical pumping and cooling structure of compatible Candela laser heads.

What does Triple Bore mean?

Triple Bore refers to a component containing three longitudinal channels or openings.

Is the triple bore the same as a complete laser head?

Not necessarily. Specialist suppliers commonly identify it as a triple-bore flow tube or internal cavity component rather than a complete laser head.

Does the product include a laser rod?

The inclusion of a laser rod must be confirmed. It should not be assumed from the Triple Bore product name.

Does it include flashlamps?

Flashlamps are separate components unless explicitly included in the supplied assembly.

Is the triple bore the same as the optical resonator?

No. The optical resonator includes the relevant laser gain and resonator optics, while the triple bore is a structural component associated with the pumping and cooling arrangement.

What is the purpose of the three channels?

The channels form part of the physical arrangement for the corresponding laser head components. Their exact use depends on the original laser head design.

Does the triple bore circulate cooling water?

Compatible triple-bore configurations are associated with water cooling pathways and flow tubes. The exact cooling arrangement depends on the supplied component.

Is it the same as an individual flow tube?

Not necessarily. Some triple-bore assemblies use separate flow tubes, while other configurations have different integrated arrangements.

Is the component made from quartz?

Many triple-bore replacement products are manufactured from quartz or fused silica, but the exact material of the supplied item must be confirmed.

Is this a polished triple bore?

The surface finish must be confirmed from the available product specifications.

Is a fine-ground triple bore interchangeable with a polished one?

Not automatically. The correct finish depends on the original optical pumping cavity design.

Is this the old or new version?

Levant Technology can confirm the available version and physical configuration.

Does the triple bore fit GentleLase?

The product is listed for GentleLase equipment, but the exact component must match the installed laser head.

Does it fit GentleYAG?

The product is listed for GentleYAG equipment, subject to confirmation of the corresponding triple-bore version.

Can it be used with GentleMax?

The product is listed for GentleMax equipment. Compatibility depends on the installed cavity configuration.

Is it compatible with GentleMax Pro?

Related triple-bore components are available for GentleMax Pro systems, but the supplied version must be matched to the actual laser head.

Does it fit GentleLase Pro or GentleYAG Pro?

Compatibility requires confirmation of the original triple-bore reference and the equipment generation.

Can it be used with Mini GentleLase?

Related components are available for Mini GentleLase equipment, but interchangeability of this supplied product must be verified.

Is it compatible with GentleMax Pro Plus?

Compatibility with GentleMax Pro Plus should be confirmed separately using the actual component reference and laser head design.

Does the triple bore include O-rings?

The inclusion of O-rings and sealing components must be confirmed from the supplied product details.

Does the product include separate flow tubes?

The contents depend on the supplied triple-bore configuration and must be confirmed before purchase.

What are the dimensions of the triple bore?

The dimensions, channel diameters, and mounting specifications are available on enquiry.

What is the exact part number?

Levant Technology can provide available identification details for the supplied component.

Is the part genuine Candela OEM?

OEM and manufacturer status should be confirmed before ordering.

Is the component supplied new or refurbished?

Product condition must be confirmed from the available stock details.

Can a cracked triple bore cause cooling water leakage?

Damage to a component forming part of the cooling arrangement may contribute to leakage, but the exact cause must be established through inspection.

Does replacing the triple bore restore full laser energy?

Not automatically. Laser output depends on multiple optical, electrical, and cooling components.

Does the triple bore need regular replacement?

There is no universal replacement interval that should be assumed. Replacement depends on component condition and applicable service requirements.

Can the triple bore be replaced during laser head refurbishment?

Yes. A correctly matched component may be installed when qualified technicians confirm that replacement is required.

Who should install the replacement triple bore?

Installation should be performed by a qualified laser service technician experienced with Candela laser head assemblies.

Can I order Candela Laser Head Triple Bore in the UAE?

Levant Technology handles enquiries for professional Candela triple-bore components, laser head refurbishment parts, and aesthetic equipment spare parts in the UAE.

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