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Leading Italian laser solutions developer, Quanta System, has developed a milestone in laser development technology, the UHPTDL, which is planned to be launched in the second half of 2020. With the widest frequency range, and the much higher peak power when compared to fiber lasers, the new solution promises to offer extremely fast and efficient kidney stone dusting treatments.

The worldwide laser lithotripsy market has been very strong over the last 10 years. Quanta has achieved, until now, the 40% of the global market shares in laser lithotripsy, offering the widest variety of holmium based platforms, and aims to remain on the edge, expanding its product portfolio and market shares with the development and commercialization of new disruptive technologies.

A new technology based on Thulium doped fibers has been introduced in the lithotripsy field. Such solution is very interesting to avoid retropulsion and it has the peculiarity to operate at high frequency. However, the Thulium fiber laser is characterized by a limited maximum peak power, which decreases the pulse efficiency on hard stones. For this reason, Quanta  decided to overcome this peak power limitation, launching a very innovative research program, which now looks extremely promising.

During the 2018 Q2, Quanta started a very challenging project: the development of a laser, faster and more powerful than fiber lasers, based on a new technology, still undisclosed, named UHPTDL. Today Quanta reaches a milestone with a laser that overcomes the peak power limitation. The company is confident in improving the technical features as never seen before. Quanta continues the mission to create unique technology that offers both competitive advantage to doctors and a better experience to patients.

Once technology is fully engineered, the new laser system will seek regulatory clearance worldwide, including the United Stated of America. Quanta System offers market innovative laser systems for surgery, aesthetics and art conservation. It is the reference partner for healthcare facilities, institutions and authorities involved in scientific and research projects worldwide.