Nidek YC-1800 YAG Laser

The Nidek YC-1800 YAG laser offers exceptional precision and reliability for capsulotomy and iridotomy procedures—at a fraction of the cost of a new system. This fully refurbished unit has been professionally tested, calibrated, and certified to meet manufacturer standards, ensuring optimal performance in your ophthalmic practice.

Key Features & Benefits of the Nidek YC-1800 YAG Laser:

Fast & Precise Laser Delivery – High-speed firing with stable energy output for accurate treatments.
Adjustable Offset – Customizable focal point adjustment for enhanced safety and control.
Dual Mode Operation – Smooth transitions between single and burst mode for flexible treatment options.
Compact & Ergonomic Design – Easily integrates into any clinical setup.
Reliable & Cost-Effective – Get top-tier performance at a significantly lower cost compared to new units.

Why Buy Refurbished?

Significant Savings – Access premium YAG laser technology at a reduced price.
Certified & Tested – Each unit undergoes rigorous inspection to ensure like-new performance.
Warranty & Support – Backed by a warranty and expert technical assistance.
Financing Options Available – Flexible payment plans to fit your budget.

A Trusted Partner for Ophthalmologists Worldwide

Laser Locators was founded in 2004 to simplify the process for ophthalmologists and eye professionals looking to buy and sell new or used lasers and ophthalmic equipment, providing solutions that are both convenient and affordable.

Expanding into a Global Leader in Ophthalmic Equipment

Today, Laser Locators has grown into a global leader in the ophthalmic industry, doing business in over 100 countries around the world while specializing in the buying, selling, and servicing of a wide range of equipment. Our expertise includes advanced laser technology such as excimer lasers, femtosecond lasers, YAG lasers, SLT lasers, and various retina laser (532, 577, and 810), along with essential diagnostic and surgical equipment such as microkeratomes, topographers, biometers, microscopes, and phaco machines.