HF
Pleasure,
HF IBRAMED
High frequency
The Ibramed HF is portable high-frequency equipment for facial, body, hair and podiatry applications.
The application of high frequency is monopolar, that is, only one electrode is used.
Differential
The Ibramed HF is portable and easy to transport high frequency equipment. It has an applicator pen with universal fitting for glass electrodes, simple application via intensity control on the pen itself and a transport bag.
There is a gas inside the electrode that has the function of inducing the flow of current.
This gas is excited by the passage of electric current and produces a light, the color of which depends on the type of gas used. The gas is then ionized by high voltage making the glass bulb fluorescent.
Equipment information
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Accessories
The equipment comes with:
• 1 COMB electrode for high frequency
• 1 larger SPHERICAL electrode for high frequency
• 1 operations manual
• 1 carrying case for portable HF.
Optional:
• Smaller SPHERICAL electrode
• FORK electrode
• SATURATOR electrode
• CAUTERIZER electrode
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Technical characteristics
• Bivolt 127/220V | 50/60Hz (manual selection)
• Length: 11 cm
• Width: 7.0 cm
• Height: 9.5 cm
• Weight: 0.5 kg
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Indications
• Facial, hair and podiatry treatments
• Treatments for disinfection of acne-prone skin and foot lesions
• Cauterization of the skin post-extraction of pustules
• Facilitation in the permeation of active ingredients
• In revitalization protocols and skin hydration
• Scalp disinfection in case of seborrhea
• Stimulation of facial and capillary blood circulation
• Post-waxing
• In skin continuity solution (pressure ulcers and open wounds )
• Inflamed wounds following nail cuticle extraction.
High frequency is one of the modalities of electrotherapy, the first high frequency generator was developed by inventor and industrialist Werner Von Siemens in Germany in 1857.
Alternating electrical current
It is an alternating electrical current of a few thousand volts (low current) where there are rapid oscillations of the positive and negative poles. With a frequency between 100,000 and 200,000 Hz and an intensity of 100mA, that is, a high voltage with low intensity.
