Ophthalmic Nd: YAG Laser YC-1800

• Joystick "Smart Switch"
  The "Smart Switch" (patent pending) located on the joystick provides high opeerability, allowing doctors to change parameters while holding the joystick. Permits faster and easier operation, and eliminates need to look away from oculars to make parameter adjustments.
• Reliable Laser Output
  The new technology to control the pulse number under the CPU "D-Pulse" (patent pending), providing higher stability against environmental conditions and change over time.
• Compact & Slim Design
  The smallest and lightest ophthalmic photodisruptor available.
• Safer Rotating Aiming Beam
  The dual 635nm aiming beam offers superior visual sensitivity.
• One-Touch Lock
  The YC-1800 can smoothly slide back and forth and around, and the unit can be easily fixed and released at anywhare you like with the one-touch lock.
• Great Number of Energy Settings
  Offers 0.3 - 10mJ, continuously adjustable in increments of 0.1mJ.
• Super Adjustable Nd:YAG Offset
  The YC-1800 has the exclusive ability to adjust the offset +/- 500 microns (25 microns steps) to best meet your varied clinical needs.
• Versatile Combo Lasers
  The YC-1800 can be easily connected to NIDEK's Green laser Photocoagulator (GYC-1000), allowing treatment of a wider range of patients and indications.

The Nidek YC-1800 replaces the YC-1600 and adds several unique features such as the Joystick "Smart Switch" and One-Touch Lock.

The NIDEK YC-1800 is the smallest and lightest ophthalmic photodisruptor available and can be easily transported with telescopic handles. Compact and slim design also allows greater flexibility in locating your arm rest. The dual 635nm aiming beam offers superior visual sensitivity, which in turn enhances the speed and ease of operation. The 635nm beam is also safer to human eyes since it achieves the same crisp and sharp intensity of 650nm or 670nm beam with half the power output. The YC-1800 has the ability to rotate the dual aiming beams 360 permitting work anywhere in the periphery without clipping the iris.