High Frequency Wand
A compact format for branded facial-care product ranges. Select a compatible glass electrode set and discuss housing colors, logo placement and retail packaging.
Discuss a Wand ProjectDevelop your high frequency range with INKUE—from handheld wands and glass electrode kits to customized product concepts. Connect product design, production, assembly, quality control and packaging in one coordinated project.
Product concept visualization · Final configuration is model-specific.
Choose a product format first. Then define the electrode set, appearance, power configuration and packaging around your target market. Availability and customization depend on the selected model.
A compact format for branded facial-care product ranges. Select a compatible glass electrode set and discuss housing colors, logo placement and retail packaging.
Discuss a Wand ProjectBuild a coordinated facial-care kit around the device, controls and accessories. Compare available handheld or salon-oriented configurations before confirming your project.
Compare ConfigurationsA comb-shaped glass electrode for compatible high frequency systems. Confirm the handle connection, electrode dimensions and protective packaging as a matched set.
Plan an Electrode KitVisuals show design directions, not a guaranteed stock catalogue. Ask for current model photos and specifications.
A dedicated workflow for High Frequency Wand OEM projects—with a clear decision point at every stage.
Turn your brand direction into a defined product appearance. Review the handle silhouette, surface finish, color palette, logo position and control layout together, rather than treating customization as a logo added at the end.
For new designs, appearance decisions are coordinated with structural and electronic development before tooling or production is approved.
A High Frequency Beauty Device project needs more than an attractive shell. Define the housing, electronic assembly, electrode connection and accessory requirements before moving into production.
Component sourcing and production are organized around the approved specification. Confirm tooling requirements, material choices and the allocation of in-house and supplier operations for the selected project.
Assembly connects the electronic components, housing, controls and electrode interface into a complete High Frequency Wand. A project-specific work sequence helps make the approved sample reproducible.
Define component positioning, connection checks, housing closure and accessory fit before finished-product testing. The selected device and its glass electrodes are reviewed as one matched system.
For a High Frequency Facial Machine, visual appearance is only one part of quality. A model-specific inspection plan can include control operation, electrode fit, output checks and the electrical tests agreed for the project.
Inspection items, sampling or full-check requirements, acceptance criteria and documentation should be confirmed before production. Compliance files must match the relevant product and market.
Plan packaging around the complete High Frequency Beauty Device kit—not the handle alone. Individual spaces for glass electrodes, an agreed accessory layout and a suitable outer carton all belong in the packaging brief.
Coordinate your logo, carton artwork, instruction language, labels and pack-out checklist. Packaging verification is defined according to the selected kit and distribution requirements.
Explore INKUE's published high frequency development history and request the documents relevant to your selected model. Historical records and product-specific reports should not be presented as blanket approval of an entire product range.
Read the company's published history, including its reference to a 2005 high frequency patent record.
View the Published HistoryThe supplied 2020 document names BP7000, with BP8000, BP9000 and BP9001 as reference models. It is shown here as a historical document, not evidence for every current model.
Patent originals, current status and product applicability require separate confirmation. No invented patent certificate is used in this page.
Start with branding, color, electrode combination and packaging. Changes to the housing, electronics or controls require a separate feasibility review and project quotation.
Do not assume universal compatibility. Confirm the connector, dimensions and approved device–electrode combination for the selected model.
They depend on the product, customization scope, tooling and packaging. Share your target quantity and launch schedule for a project-specific proposal.
Request documents for the exact model and configuration. Historical or different-model records do not automatically cover your project.