What Equipro Makes
Equipro's catalog is broader than treatment equipment alone. It covers everything from the tables and machines used during a service to the furniture, lighting, and supplies that keep a treatment room running.
Treatment Tables and Standalone Facial Machines
The core of the line is treatment tables and beds for facials, massage, and general spa services, alongside dedicated facial devices like high-frequency, galvanic, vacuum and spray, and steamer machines. Tables are what a client lies on, machines are the actual treatment tool used during the service, and most practices need both.
Wax Warmers and Consumable-Use Equipment
Equipro makes a range of wax warmers, from single-tank to dual-tank precision units, built for hair removal services. These run alongside the treatment equipment as dedicated stations for a specific, high-frequency service rather than general-purpose devices.
Furniture, Trolleys, and Lighting
Beyond the treatment equipment itself, Equipro also supplies the furniture and fixtures a treatment room runs on: air-lift stools, manicure tables, trolleys and utility carts, and magnifying or Wood's lamp lighting for close facial work. These are the practical, everyday pieces that support the treatments rather than perform them.
Equipro FAQs
The questions people usually have before choosing Equipro equipment.
Does Equipro sell more than just treatment tables?
Yes. Alongside tables and standalone facial machines, they also make wax warmers, room furniture like stools and manicure tables, trolleys and utility carts, and magnifying and specialty lighting. It's built to outfit a full treatment room, not just the table itself.
What's the difference between a wax warmer and a facial machine?
A wax warmer is dedicated to hair removal services specifically, heating wax to a usable consistency. A facial machine, like a high-frequency or galvanic device, is built for skincare treatments unrelated to hair removal. They serve entirely different services.
Do I need Equipro's furniture and lighting, or just the treatment equipment?
It depends on what you already have. The stools, trolleys, and lighting are practical additions that support day-to-day treatment work, useful if you're setting up a room from scratch rather than adding a single piece of equipment to an existing setup.
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