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Application of Infrared LED Beads in Infrared Therapy Lamps: Common Wavelength Combinations and Product Types
Infrared LED beads are widely used in infrared therapy lamps due to their non-invasive nature, safety, and portability. These lamps utilize specific infrared wavelengths to penetrate tissues, promoting blood circulation, pain relief, and anti-inflammatory effects. Below are the common wavelength combinations, product types, and their applications.
1. Common Wavelength Combinations and Their Effects
Infrared therapy typically utilizes near-infrared (NIR), mid-infrared (MIR), and far-infrared (FIR). The most commonly used wavelengths include:
Near-Infrared (700nm–1400nm)
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Common wavelengths: 850nm, 810nm, 940nm
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Characteristics: Deep penetration (5–10 mm), directly affects muscles and nerves, enhances cell repair and ATP production.
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Applications: Deep tissue repair, arthritis, muscle pain.
Far-Infrared (1400nm–3000nm)
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Common wavelengths: 1550nm, 2000nm
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Characteristics: Absorbed by water molecules, producing a thermal effect that improves blood circulation and metabolism.
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Applications: Chronic pain, rheumatism, skin inflammation.
2. Main Product Types
(1) Portable Therapy Devices
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Infrared LED braces (e.g., waist belts, knee pads, wristbands)
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Equipped with 850nm/940nm LED arrays for localized pain relief.
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Advantages: Lightweight, wearable, suitable for home use.
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Handheld therapy devices
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Small, focused devices (e.g., 810nm for joint or acupoint therapy).
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(2) Fixed Therapy Lamps
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Panel-type infrared lamps
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Large LED arrays (often combining 850nm and 940nm) for back or full-body therapy.
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Example: Medical-grade red light therapy panels (often paired with 660nm red light for enhanced effects).
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Desk/floor lamps
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Far-infrared ceramic or LED sources (e.g., 1550nm) for gentle heat therapy.
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(3) Multi-Wavelength Combination Devices
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Red + Infrared combo therapy
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E.g., 660nm (red) + 850nm (infrared) for skin repair and deep anti-inflammation (acne treatment).
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Infrared + Thermal therapy
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Far-infrared LEDs combined with heating elements (e.g., carbon fiber) for enhanced warmth.
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3. Wavelength Ratio Configurations
Different wavelength combinations are optimized for specific therapeutic effects:
(1) Single-Wavelength Dominant
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850nm (NIR)
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Best for deep muscle/joint pain (e.g., arthritis).
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(2) Dual-Wavelength Synergy
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660nm (red) + 850nm (NIR)
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Ratio: 1:1 or 2:1 (more red light for skin repair).
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Used in acne treatment + pain relief devices .
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810nm + 940nm (dual NIR)
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Ratio: 3:2 (more 810nm for nerve repair).
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Used in neuropathic pain devices.
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(3) Triple-Wavelength Combination
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630nm (red) + 810nm + 940nm
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Ratio: 3:4:3 (balanced for skin, blood flow, and muscles).
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Used in full-body recovery panels .
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850nm + 1070nm + 1550nm
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Ratio: 5:3:2 (deep healing + metabolic boost).
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4. Key Considerations
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Penetration depth: NIR (850nm) for deep tissue, FIR (1550nm) for thermal effects.