Six wavelengths for practices that treat everything
The ReGen H104 is the hexa-wavelength flagship of the ReGen line. Four infrared channels deliver 20 W each at 810 nm, 910 nm, 980 nm, and 1064 nm, joined by dedicated red and violet visible diodes at 2 W apiece. One Class 4 console covers surface work, mid-depth soft tissue, and the deepest structures on your schedule, human or animal.
What the full spectrum buys you
The 810 nm channel supports the cellular energy production that long-term repair depends on. 910 nm supports oxygen delivery in working tissue, 980 nm brings warmth and circulation support that patients feel early, and 1064 nm reaches deep, dense structures with minimal scatter. The red diode handles superficial skin work, while the violet channel adds surface-level support for hygiene-sensitive cases, a rarity in this class.
Control any provider on your team can run
The touchscreen carries a protocol library organized by species, body zone, and clinical goal, with room to build custom protocols for your own workflows. Temperature sensing adjusts energy output in real time during extended or high-power sessions, and the calibrated fiber optic handpiece keeps delivery even across the treatment area. The console runs on AC power.
Who this laser serves best
The H104 makes sense for high-throughput rehabilitation and wellness clinics, sports medicine and university athletic programs, and equine and large animal practices where covering big anatomies quickly is the daily job. When the appointment book mixes people, horses, and everything between, the full spectrum stops being a luxury.
A candid recommendation before you commit
Six wavelengths is more laser than most practices will ever use. A ReGen D32 or T62 covers routine musculoskeletal caseloads for far less, and our Class 4 laser guide lays the whole line out side by side. Choose the H104 when case variety, patient volume, and animal work genuinely demand everything it carries. Financing is available, and a call to (303) 666-1100 gets you a straight answer, not a pitch.
