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This video showcases our 1500W CleanTech laser. For more information on this laser system visit www.laserphotonics.com/handheld-laser-cleaning-systems/cleantech-lpc-1500-cthd/

@@LaserPhotonics the question is, what is the wattage SET at to remove the paint in this video? I know these lasers are adjustable.

You are correct that our lasers can be adjusted to lower power settings to meet the unique needs of different substrates. In the video, the laser is operated at full power (1500W) to showcase the system's full capabilities.

Thank you for the feedback! This is not a presentation and is actually repurposed footage from a sample we shot for a partner of ours. Be on the lookout for upcoming presentations and product demonstrations.

Our MarkStar Pro handheld laser marking system is currently available for purchase. Connect with our laser experts by visiting www.laserphotonics.com/contact for more information.

@@LaserPhotonics I don't wanna contact. Please let me know thr price here

The video demonstrates our 2000W roughening laser in action.

The video demonstrates our 3000w continuous wave laser at 50% power to avoid any potential damage to the delicate walls of the pipe.

The laser featured is our handheld dual axis 2000-watt roughening laser. The CleanTech Handheld LPC-2000-CTHD is a Class IV laser with a strip rate of up to 200ft2 (19m2) and can operate using a 220v 3ph power source. The system comes with five preset modes that provide cleaning patterns of various sizes and shapes, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The cleaning pattern affects an area that measures up to 3.94” x 3.94” (100 x 100mm), and the system can have its power adjusted from 5% to 100% to meet your unique needs. If you are interested in learning more about this system and what it can do for you, please contact us at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will connect you with one of our experts.

@@LaserPhotonics Thank you

U could buy a new 4 Runner for what it costs to buy one of these lol......

Absolutely! Thank you for the questions, as we are always eager to educate our audience on the capabilities of our technology. 1.) The surface temperature will only be affected if the area is exposed to the laser beam for an extended period. 2.) Yes, our lasers can be used to remove powder coatings effectively. 3.) Grease and oils will quickly burn and vaporize when exposed to the laser and leave behind a clean surface. ua-cam.com/video/d535yVeMim8/v-deo.html In this linked video you can see powder coating removed from the wheel and grease and oils removed from the engine block using our laser.

This video shows our 2000-watt laser being used on paint that is 7/16th of an inch thick.

Yes, the laser will initially melt the snow or ice and then work on the underlying material.

OK! If I have a metal access hatch with snow and 1 inch of ice on top, there won't be any problems reaching the metal? And also, will the metal warm up, I suppose it depends on the exposure time?@@LaserPhotonics

@@sterodste The laser would have no issue melting the ice to access the metal beneath. As you also pointed out, prolonged exposure to the laser will cause the metal to heat up. The specific heating rate and ultimate temperature reached are contingent upon the type of laser used.

@@sterodste The laser would have no issue melting the ice to access the metal beneath. As you also pointed out, prolonged exposure to the laser will cause the metal to heat up. The specific heating rate and ultimate temperature reached are contingent upon the type of laser used.

The pulse laser in our CleanTech LPC-300-CTHD generally doesn't generate enough heat to warp aluminum. However, prolonged focusing of the laser beam on a specific substrate area with low thermal mass can lead to some warping and annealing of the metal.

very cool! if I'm correct, is that a Pulse laser?@@LaserPhotonics

Yes, the LPC-300-CTHD is a pulse laser system.@@BigV93

Great question! Through testing, we have concluded that our 1500w continuous laser yields the most optimal and effective results for paint removal on brick material.

Our CleanTech 200-CTHD is currently available for purchase. Connect with our laser experts by visiting www.laserphotonics.com/contact for more information.

Nuestros productos CleanTech son una alternativa a todos los demás métodos de limpieza convencionales y son eficaces cuando se utilizan para decapar pinturas al óleo. Para obtener más información, póngase en contacto con nuestros expertos en láser en www.laserphotonics.com/contact

This demonstration showcased our 200W laser operating on standard 110V power. Laser Photonics offers higher powered lasers that significantly enhance speed and effectiveness for projects like the one demonstrated. For more information on our CleanTech product line, please visit www.laserphotonics.com/laser-cleaning.

We recommend maintaining lasers at an appropriate focal distance to optimize performance and achieve the highest quality results.

Great point! Kevin (TheBackyardScientist) uses a laser with several thousand watts, similar to some of our higher-powered lasers. This video depicts one of our lower-wattage systems being used. For more information on our CleanTech product line, visit www.laserphotonics.com/laser-cleaning.

Thank you for your interest in our LPC-200-CTHD. For more information, please contact us via our website at www.laserphotonics.com/contact, and we will connect you with one of our laser experts.

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Unfortunately, we do not have an agent located overseas; however, we do provide exportation services for our products. For more information visit us at www.laserphotonics.com/contact to talk directly with one of our laser experts.

Vendemos principalmente dentro de los U.S., pero también tenemos opciones de compra a nivel mundial. Para obtener más información, póngase en contacto con nosotros a través de nuestro sitio web en www.laserphotonics.com/contact y lo conectaremos con uno de nuestros expertos en láser.

Great question! The systems shown in the video are pulse lasers, which do not vary much in temperature despite the different wattage. Pulse lasers generally do not heat surfaces drastically, regardless of wattage power.

@@LaserPhotonics I see tons of videos of people using lasers to strip paint from wood. I’ve been recommended to use the 100w for that application. What are the downsides/negatives to stripping finish from wood?

@@masonhamlin8239 The CleanTech Handheld LPC-100-CTHD is a convenient tool for antique wood restoration on picture frames, doors, and more. The laser can diminish or remove stains, fingerprints, and paint; however, some coatings are more challenging. The wood can be “charred” during exposure, causing the wooden target to burn. When cleaning wood, starting the laser at its lowest power cleaning setting is best to protect the material from damage. We hope this answer is helpful and appreciate you taking the time to show your interest!