ZAC 1500W Continuous Laser Cleaning Machine 220V 1-Phase MAX Hand-held Fiber Laser Cleaner for Removing Rust, Paint, Oil, Coating Laser Cleaner Rust Removal Tool with 15m Optical Cable

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This is another good precision tool that makes laser removing machines from 20W to 1000W. With the expertise of handling such a wide variety of work surfaces, you can trust its reliability. Though handheld lasers can be great for projects requiring mobility and changing locations, they aren’t the best choice for regular or repeated cleaning operations. Fortunately, we can customize an automated solution for your cleaning process to ensure that it’s as safe, efficient, and effective as possible.

The CleanTech LPC-1500-CTHD is a dual axis fiber laser system that surpasses the capabilities of standard sandblasting and dry-ice blasting while remaining safer, easier to use, and more eco-friendly.Dealing with these problems usually comes at a significant cost, but laser cleaning is changing this: it is a cost-effective solution that reduces cleaning times and maintenance.

By using the laser beam, you can efficiently and non-abrasively remove oxidised surfaces from the base material within seconds. The laser + inert gas method, that is, while the laser is irradiated, an inert gas is blown to the surface of the substrate. When the dirt is peeled from the surface, the gas will be blown off the surface immediately to avoid re-contamination and oxidation of the surface.

The most commonly methods used in laser cleaning solutions are the first 3 ways. The fourth method is only seen in the cleaning of stone cultural relics. No matter what method of surface treatment is used, be sure to pay attention to laser safety. Work environment. The laser cleaning machine needs to be placed on a flat surface for the best results. Also, due to the high precision of laser beams, it is designed to work without causing vibration. It is also ideal to use it in an environment with minimal vibration. We are able to tune the lasers by shaping the pulse to either make it sharp or flat,” Peeters noted. “Those tuning possibilities mean the laser can be made nonaggressive when you’ve tuned it to the flatter shape, or more aggressive and focused if you want the sharper beam.”