Beauty salon equipment supplier

Beauty salon equipment for salons and clinics: this site covers the thirteen equipment families listed on the company's own website, plus three shop-listed units described in detail — a vertical SHR IPL unit, a desktop RBS vascular removal device, and a 2-in-1 plasma pen.

CompanyBeijing Sunrise Science & Technology

AddressJinRi Science & Technology zone, Daxing District, Beijing, China

Phone86-10-61257580 · Mobile 18910622900

Emailinfo@beautysunrise.com

Equipment scopeLaser, IPL, Elight, SHR, OPT, Cryolipolysis, Lipolaser, Ultrasound Cavitation, Vacuum, RF, Water Oxygen, Vascular Removal, LED

Vertical SHR IPL unit from a shop listing — Product image from the supplier's Made-in-China shop listing. This is not a photograph from the company's own website.

The company is Beijing Sunrise Science & Technology, based in the JinRi Science & Technology zone, Daxing District, Beijing, China. Contact details on this site come from the company's own website: landline 86-10-61257580, mobile 18910622900, email info@beautysunrise.com.

Every family page below stays at family level unless a shop-listed unit is named. Where a figure appears on a detail page, it is labelled as a shop listing figure, not as a verified engineering fact. This site makes no promise about treatment outcomes, and it publishes no prices, no minimum-order figures, and no delivery-time figures.

How to use this site

Start with an equipment family to see what the company lists, then read the buyer guide for that technology before asking about a unit. The guides explain concepts in plain terms and list the questions that matter in an order — model identity, specification source, included parts, and support terms.

For wholesale questions, the wholesale page sets out the inquiry wording that keeps an order scope clear. For a single unit, the three detail pages give the shop listing figures with their source named, so a buyer can check each figure against the current shop page before ordering.

Equipment families at a glance

The thirteen families fall into four groups. The light-based hair removal group covers Laser, IPL, Elight, SHR, and OPT: five families that buyers often compare together, and that the guides on this site compare in general terms without presenting any of them as a company model. The skin and body group covers Cryolipolysis, Lipolaser, Ultrasound Cavitation, and Vacuum: four families described at concept level, each with its own guide, and each kept separate so that cooling, light, and ultrasound principles are not conflated.

The remaining families cover RF skin tightening, Water Oxygen facials, Vascular Removal, and LED light therapy. RF is described at family level with a separate concept guide for radio-frequency body contouring. Water Oxygen is described at family level on its primary term alone, because no clean secondary term for it appeared in the keyword material. Vascular Removal is described at family level with one shop-listed unit in detail: the desktop RBS electrolysis device. LED is described at family level with two guides, one for light therapy for skin and one for LED facials.

The three detail pages sit outside the family pages. The vertical SHR IPL unit belongs to the light-based group, the desktop RBS device belongs to the vascular group, and the 2-in-1 plasma pen stands as a handheld device family of its own on this site. Each detail page labels its figures as shop listing figures, and each states plainly what it does not claim: no treatment outcome, no company-website product status, and no order figure of any kind.

What this site does not publish

This site publishes no prices, no minimum-order figures, no delivery-time figures, and no warranty figures. Trade wording throughout is written as buyer imperatives: ask the supplier to confirm each term in writing before payment. That rule applies to every page, including the wholesale page and the guides.

This site publishes no certification as a verified company fact, no headcount figure, and no founding year as a settled fact. Where sources differ — on the legal-name suffix, on the address, on the business-type description, and on the RBS operating frequency — this site records the difference and publishes neither variant, rather than choosing one by guesswork. The about page states each of those positions plainly, so a buyer can see exactly where the evidence ends.

This site publishes no factory photograph, because no factory photograph exists in the evidence used here. Every photograph is captioned as a shop-listing image from the supplier's Made-in-China shop, and the logo is captioned as a shop logo only. Pages without a matching photograph use a plain sage divider instead of a photograph, so that no page presents an unrelated image as evidence.

A buyer who wants more than this site publishes should ask the supplier directly, using the contact details on the contact page. The questions worth asking are listed on the relevant family, detail, and guide pages, and the wholesale page sets out how to phrase them for a quantity order. The site is designed to make those questions easy to find, not to answer questions the evidence cannot answer.

The blog carries longer guidance on the same questions: an order checklist that walks through model identity, specification sources, included parts, support terms, and delivery terms; an explanation of IPL, SHR, and OPT for buyers comparing light-based approaches; and a list of after-sales questions covering support channels, spare parts, training, and fault handling.