Laser Cleaning Machine

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Laser Cleaning Machines

Whether you’re dealing with rust or paint removal, working with metal, wood, or stone, or need a solution for individual hand-held tasks or large-scale automated projects, you’ll find the perfect one-stop laser cleaning solution.

Backpack Laser Cleaning Machines

Suitcase Laser Cleaning Machines

Portable Laser Cleaning Machines

MOPA Laser Cleaning Machines

CW Laser Cleaning Machines

OEM & Automatic Laser

Custom Solutions for Your Needs

Whether you need a handheld device for on-the-go tasks or a fully automated system for large-scale operations, we’ve got you covered.

Versatile Applications:

Our machines can handle everything from metal and wood to stone and plastic.

Precision Cleaning

Target contaminants without damaging the underlying material. Great for delicate surfaces and intricate parts.

Flexible Financing Options

Get the latest laser cleaning technology with ease through our flexible financing options, designed to fit your budget and business needs.

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Laser Cleaning Machines: Everything You Need to Know

1. What Kind of Material Can Laser Clean?

Metals: Laser cleaning works great on metals like steel, aluminum, copper, and iron. It can take off rust, oxidation layers, paint, and coatings from these surfaces without hurting the metal underneath. That makes it perfect for things like restoring metal parts, prepping surfaces for welding, and cleaning molds.
Wood: Laser cleaning can be used to gently clean and restore wooden surfaces. It can remove paint, varnish, or surface contaminants from wood without damaging the wood itself. This is especially useful for preserving wooden artifacts or preparing them for additional treatment.
Stone and Concrete: You can use lasers to clean stone and concrete. This is great for getting rid of stuff like pollution, graffiti, and other junk. It’s especially useful for cleaning up old buildings and monuments.
Plastic and Polymers: You can also use lasers to clean plastic and polymers. It’s not as common, but it’s great for getting rid of stuff on the surface or getting the surface ready for something else.
Glass: Lasers can clean glass. They can take off coatings, paint, and other stuff without scratching or hurting the glass. People use this a lot in the electronics business to clean up delicate parts.
Cultural Relics: Laser cleaning is gentle enough to be used on delicate surfaces like cultural relics and artworks. It can remove dirt, oxides, and biological growths without damaging the artifacts.
Rubber: Laser cleaning can be used to clean rubber molds or surfaces, particularly in the automotive and manufacturing industries. It can remove residues, mold-release agents, and other contaminants without damaging the rubber.
Electrical Components: Laser cleaning can also be used to clean delicate electronic components, circuit boards, and similar materials. It can remove oxides, residues, or other contaminants without damaging sensitive components.

2. What Kinds of Dirt Can Laser Cleaning Remove?

Rust and Oxidation: Laser cleaning is really good at getting rid of rust and oxidation layers from metal surfaces. The laser vaporizes the oxidized material exactly, leaving the metal underneath clean and unharmed.
Paint and Coatings: You can use lasers to remove paint, varnish, and other coatings from surfaces without damaging the surface underneath. This is useful for things like stripping paint from cars and airplanes.
Oil and Grease: You can use lasers to remove oil, grease, and other organic stuff. The laser evaporates this stuff, which makes it great for getting surfaces ready for welding or coating.
Dirt and Dust: You can use lasers to clean off dirt, dust, and grime. This makes it great for cleaning up equipment and restoring old stuff.
Corrosion: In addition to rust, laser cleaning can also remove other forms of corrosion, including patina on metals like copper and brass.
Bugs: Lasers can be used to kill bugs like mold, algae, and bacteria on stuff, which is good for both factories and old stuff.
Carbon Deposits: Carbon buildup on engine parts or in industrial machinery can be effectively removed with laser cleaning, restoring components to optimal working conditions.
Graffiti and Ink: You can also use laser cleaning to remove graffiti, ink, and other marks from various surfaces without damaging the underlying material. This is especially useful for maintaining public infrastructure.
Residues and Contaminants on Molds: In manufacturing, laser cleaning is used to clean molds, removing residues, flash, and other contaminants that can affect the quality of molded products.
Soot and Smoke Damage: Laser cleaning is used to remove soot and smoke residues from surfaces, especially in restoration projects after fires. It’s gentle enough to clean without further damaging surfaces affected by smoke.

3. How Efficient is Laser Cleaning?

Cleaning Efficiency of MOPA Laser to Remove Rust by m²/hour

Cleaning Efficiency of MOPA Laser to Remove Paint by m²/hour

Cleaning Efficiency of CW Laser to Remove Paint by m²/hour

Cleaning Efficiency of CW Laser to Remove Rust by m²/hour

4. Is Special Training Needed to Operate This Machine?

Knowing How Lasers Work
You need to know how lasers work and how they interact with different materials. This is important so you can set the right parameters (like power, pulse duration, and frequency) to clean effectively without damaging the surface.
Safety Training
Because laser cleaning machines use high-power lasers that are classified as Class IV (the most dangerous class), you need to get comprehensive safety training. This training should cover things like using personal protective equipment (PPE), like laser safety glasses, and safe operating procedures to make sure you don’t accidentally get exposed to the laser beam.
Operating the Equipment
You need to get trained on the specific laser cleaning machine you’re going to use. This means you need to learn how to turn it on and off, adjust the settings through the control interface, and do regular maintenance. For example, Chihalo’s laser cleaning machines have specific ways you have to turn them on and off and you have to check things like the cooling system and protective lenses on a regular basis.
Taking Care of the Machine
You have to do regular maintenance to make sure your laser cleaning machine works right and is safe. You need to know how to clean it, replace things like protective lenses when they get worn out, and check things like the water cooling system to make sure everything is working right.

5. What Maintenance Does This Equipment Require?

Regular Cleaning of Optical Components
Protective Lenses: The protective lenses in the laser cleaning head should be regularly checked and cleaned. Any dust, debris, or damage to the lenses can affect the laser’s performance. Clean the lenses with alcohol after each use. If they are discolored, cracked, or damaged, replace them immediately.
Electrical System Checks
Make sure all electrical connections are tight and that the machine is properly grounded. Loose connections can cause problems or be dangerous. Don’t use the machine in high humidity or high-temperature environments, which can cause short circuits or damage the laser system.

6. How Safe is Laser Cleaning?

Laser Safety Classification: Most laser cleaning systems, including Chihalo’s, use lasers that are classified as Class IV.
Protective Equipment: To protect yourself, you must wear the right personal protective equipment (PPE), including laser safety glasses that are rated OD8+ and designed to protect against the specific wavelength of the laser you’re using (usually around 1060-1070 nm).
Controlled Environment: You should use your laser cleaner in a controlled environment. That means you shouldn’t use it in dark or poorly lit areas because you could accidentally expose yourself to the laser. Also, anyone who’s around while you’re using your laser cleaner should know about the risks and follow the safety guidelines.
Safety Precautions: Before you start cleaning with a laser, make sure the laser is set up properly, all the safety switches are on, and there’s nobody around who doesn’t need to be there. Only use the laser if you’re a professional who knows how to use the laser and all the safety features on it.
Maintenance and Handling: You need to do regular maintenance on your laser cleaner to make sure it’s safe. This means cleaning and checking the lenses, making sure the cooling system is working right, and not messing with the equipment. If you don’t handle and take care of your equipment, it can break and be dangerous.

7. What Are the Costs to Buy and Operate This Machine?

How Much Do They Cost?
Low-End Models: Low-power, portable laser cleaning machines (20W to 100W) can cost between $5,000 and $8,000. These are good for smaller jobs or more delicate cleaning.
Mid-Range Models: Machines with higher power (200W to 500W) can cost between $9,800 and $30,000. These are more versatile and can handle a wider range of industrial cleaning.
High-End Models: High-end models with continuous wave (CW) lasers or very high pulse energy (1000W to 4000W) can cost between $7,000 and $35,000 or more. These machines are designed for heavy-duty industrial applications and offer faster cleaning speeds and the ability to handle larger or more complex jobs.
Operating Costs
Power Consumption: The cost of running a laser cleaning machine includes the electricity it uses. Depending on the model, a laser cleaning machine can use anywhere from 700W to 5000W of power. The cost to run the machine will vary depending on the machine and your electricity rates, but it’s usually a small part of the overall cost to operate the machine. For example:
A 1000W machine might cost you around $0.10 to $0.15 per hour to run, depending on your local electricity rates.
A 4000W machine might cost you around $0.40 to $0.60 per hour to run.
Maintenance Costs: There are some recurring costs for regular maintenance, like replacing protective lenses, filters, or water in the cooling system. How often you have to do this and how much it costs will depend on how much you use the machine, but maintenance costs are usually not a big deal. For example:
You might spend a couple hundred dollars each time you have to replace a lens.
You might have some minor recurring costs for replacing water and filters in the cooling system.
Consumables: One of the great things about laser cleaning is that you don’t need a lot of consumables like you do with chemical cleaning. However, depending on what you’re doing, you might have some occasional costs for specific cleaning heads or lenses.
Extra Costs
Installation: Depending on how complicated the machine is and where you’re putting it, you might have to pay extra to get it set up and calibrated.
Warranty and Support: Some manufacturers offer extended warranties or service contracts. These can cost more up front, but they can give you peace of mind and might save you money on maintenance in the long run.

8. What Cost Savings Can Laser Cleaning Offer Over Traditional Methods?

Save Money on Labor
Automate and Get It Done Faster: Laser cleaning is often faster and more efficient than traditional methods like sandblasting, chemical cleaning, or abrasive blasting. This means you need fewer people to get the same job done. Plus, you can automate laser cleaning, so you don’t need people to do it.
No Touching: Because laser cleaning is a no-touch process, you don’t wear out the equipment or the surface you’re cleaning. You don’t need people to fix or repair surfaces after you clean them like you do with abrasive methods.
No More Consumables
No Abrasives or Chemicals: Traditional methods like sandblasting and chemical cleaning require you to buy stuff all the time. You need abrasive media or chemical solvents. That stuff costs money, especially over time. With laser cleaning, you don’t need to buy anything. You don’t have these ongoing expenses.
Less Waste: Traditional cleaning methods create waste (like spent abrasives or chemical residues) that you have to get rid of. That costs money. Laser cleaning creates very little waste. You get some particulates you have to manage. You don’t have to pay to get rid of it. You don’t have the environmental impact.
Less Energy Use: While laser cleaning machines do need electricity to run, they’re usually more energy-efficient than many traditional methods. For example, chemical cleaning processes often need extra energy to heat the chemicals or to power ventilation systems. The precise targeting of laser cleaning minimizes wasted energy, which means lower overall energy costs.
Save Money on Regulations and Compliance
Less Red Tape: When you use chemicals to clean, you have to follow all kinds of rules about how to do it safely and without hurting the environment. That can be expensive. You might have to buy special containers to store the chemicals, pay someone to come and inspect your operation, and pay fees to dispose of the chemicals. When you use a laser to clean, you don’t have to worry about all that stuff. You don’t have to worry about hurting the environment, and you don’t have to worry about the government coming in and telling you how to do your job.
Less Downtime
Clean Faster: Laser cleaning is fast and precise, which means you spend less time cleaning. This is especially important in industrial settings where downtime can cost you a lot of money. When you can clean faster, you can get your equipment back up and running sooner, which makes your entire operation more efficient.
Invest in the Future
Your Equipment Lasts Longer: Laser cleaning machines are built to last and require very little maintenance compared to traditional cleaning equipment. While the upfront cost might be higher, you’ll save money in the long run because you won’t have to spend as much on maintenance, repairs, and replacements.
Better Surfaces That Last Longer
Don’t Damage Your Stuff: Laser cleaning is gentle on surfaces, which means you won’t have to worry about damaging them and paying for expensive repairs. Traditional methods like sandblasting can cause pitting or other damage to surfaces, which means you’ll have to spend even more money to fix them. Laser cleaning doesn’t damage your stuff, which means it lasts longer and you don’t have to replace it as often.

9. What Sets Our Product Apart from Competitors?

Advanced Tech
MOPA and CW Lasers: We have both MOPA (Master Oscillator Power Amplifier) and Continuous Wave (CW) laser technology. MOPA lasers are good for precise, non-destructive cleaning. CW lasers are good for fast, heavy-duty cleaning.
Customizable Lasers: Our lasers are highly customizable. You can pick the power level, pulse duration, and cleaning head configuration. This means you can get the laser cleaning machine that’s perfect for your application.
Portability and Design
Compact and Portable: We have compact and portable models, like our backpack series. These models are easy to carry and use in tough environments. They’re great for fieldwork, including outdoor applications and restoring cultural relics.
Ergonomic Design: Our cleaning heads are designed to be easy to use. They have lightweight, ergonomic handles that make it easier to clean for long periods of time. This helps you get more done and be more comfortable while you’re doing it.
Innovative Features
Smart Control Systems: Our machines have smart software and control systems. You can monitor and adjust things in real-time. This includes things like auto focus, multiple languages, and Wi-Fi remote control. It makes our systems easy to use and efficient.
Different Scanning Shapes and Speeds: We have different scanning patterns (like spiral, rectangle, and circle) and speeds. This lets you have precise control over the cleaning process. It’s especially good for complex surfaces and delicate materials.
Durability and Reliability
Built Tough: Our machines are made with high-quality stuff, including custom-made lenses and tough parts, so they can handle rough industrial environments. The tough construction makes our machines last longer, so you don’t have to fix them or buy new ones as often.
Cooling Systems: Our laser cleaning machines have fancy water or air cooling systems to keep them at the right temperature. This makes them work better and last longer because they don’t get too hot.
Global Certification and Compliance
Certifications: Our stuff meets all the international rules, like CE and ISO9001, which means it’s safe, it works, and it’s good quality. We have these certifications because we want to make sure we sell stuff that meets the rules all over the world.
Patents: We have a bunch of patents for our laser control systems and cleaning heads. We got these patents because we’re always trying to make new stuff and we don’t want other people to copy us.
Exceptional Customer Support
We Have Your Back: We help you out after you buy our stuff. We teach you how to use it, fix it, and take care of it. We have people all over the world, so you can get help fast no matter where you are.
We Got You Covered: We have good warranties on our lasers and cleaning heads. You can get extra coverage if you want it. This way, you know you’re protected when you buy our stuff.

10. What Support Do You Offer After Purchase?"

Training and Getting Started
Operator Training: We offer in-depth training for machine operators to make sure they know how to use the laser cleaning machine safely and effectively. We cover everything from basic operation to advanced settings and maintenance.
Customization Help: If you bought a machine that you can customize, we’ll help you set it up and get the most out of it for your specific needs. We’ll help you choose the right settings and configurations for your applications.
Technical Support
24/7 Customer Support: Our technical support team is available 24/7 to help you with any issues or questions you have while you’re using the machine. Whether you need help troubleshooting a problem or you have a technical question, we’re here to help.
Remote Diagnostics: For more complicated issues, we can do remote diagnostics to figure out what’s going on and fix the problem quickly so you can get back to work. This is especially helpful if you’re in a remote location.
Maintenance Services
Scheduled Maintenance: We offer scheduled maintenance to keep your machine running at its best. Regular maintenance helps prevent problems and extends the life of your machine.
Replacement Parts: We have access to the original replacement parts and components you need to keep your machine running efficiently. We can ship the parts to you, and we can help you install them if you need help.
Warranty and Repair
Comprehensive Warranty: Our machines come with a warranty that covers the laser source, cleaning head, and other important parts. Depending on the machine, the warranty can last up to two years, so you don’t have to worry.
Repair Services: If something happens to your machine and it’s covered under warranty, we’ll fix it for you. We can do the repair at your place or at one of our authorized service centers. If your machine isn’t under warranty, we’ll give you a cost-effective solution to get it back up and running as soon as possible.
Software Updates and Upgrades
Software Updates: We release software updates to make our laser cleaning machines better. We give these updates to our customers for free so their machines always have the newest stuff.
Upgrades: If you want to make your machine do more things, we can install some new stuff on it.
Customer Education and Resources
User Manuals and Guides: We have user manuals, guides, and videos to help you learn how to use your laser cleaning machine. You can find all of this stuff online.
Webinars and Workshops: We do webinars and workshops to teach you how to use your machine better and to show you new things you can do with your machine.

11. Is Multi-Language or Custom Interface Supported?

Support for Multiple Languages
User Interface (UI): The software interface of our laser cleaning machines can be set to different languages. This means that operators from different countries can use the machine easily and understand all the buttons and settings without any language problems.
Language Options: We have many different language options available, including English, Chinese, Spanish, German, French, and more. This feature is especially useful for companies that have employees from different countries or that have operations in different countries.
Customizable User Interface
Tailored UI: We know that different industries and applications need different setups. Our machines have a user interface that you can change. You can move things around, add or remove buttons, and set it up the way you want it.
Custom Commands and Functions: If you have special needs, we can put custom commands and functions in the user interface. This could be things like creating shortcuts for settings you use a lot, putting in your specific operating protocols, or automating things to make your life easier.
Custom Software Features: In addition to changing the language and the user interface, we can also change the software to do other things that you might need. This could be things like custom scanning patterns, automated reporting, or integrating with other software you have in your facility.
Updates and Upgrades: As your needs change, we can update the software to include new languages or other customizations to make sure your laser cleaning machine does what you need it to do.
Training and Documentation
Localized Training: In addition to the multi-language interface, we offer training sessions in your language. This ensures that all users know how to run and customize the machine to their needs.
Multi-Language Manuals: We provide user manuals, guides, and other documentation in multiple languages so you can reference information and troubleshoot in your language.

12. What's the Delivery Time for International Orders?

Standard Models
For standard models that are in stock and require no additional customization, we typically ship your order within 3-7 business days.
Shipping Time:
Air Freight: 5-10 business days, depending on where you live.
Sea Freight: 20-40 business days, depending on where you live and the shipping routes.
Total Delivery Time: Approximately 10-14 business days via air freight and 23-47 business days via sea freight.
Customized Models
If your machine requires customization (e.g., special features, specific configurations), it will take us 2-4 weeks to process your order, depending on the complexity of the modifications.
Shipping Time: It will take 5-10 business days to ship your machine by air or 20-40 business days by sea.
Expedited Shipping
If you need your machine sooner, we offer expedited shipping options for an additional cost. This can shave a few days off the shipping time, especially if you choose air freight.
Customs and Import Processing
Customs Clearance: The amount of time your machine spends in customs can vary depending on your country. Typically, this can add 2-5 business days to the delivery time, depending on how quickly customs processes the paperwork and whether or not they decide to inspect your machine.
Import Duties and Taxes: You are responsible for paying any import duties and taxes, which can also affect how long it takes for you to get your machine.
Global Support and Logistics
Regional Warehousing: In some cases, we have regional warehouses or partner distributors that can get your machine to you faster. This also makes shipping and customs a lot easier and can help you avoid delays.
Tracking and Support: Once we ship your machine, we’ll send you tracking information, and our customer support team will help you with any questions or issues you have during the shipping process.

13. How Are Products Shipped?

Packaging
Protective Packaging: We package each laser cleaning machine with great care to make sure it doesn’t get damaged during shipping. We use custom foam padding, strong wooden or metal crates, and shock-absorbing materials to protect the machine from vibrations and impacts.
Moisture and Dust Protection: We wrap the machine in plastic or shrink wrap to keep moisture and dust out. We also put little bags of stuff in there to soak up any moisture that might get in.
Labeling: We put labels on the packaging to tell people to be careful with it. We put “This Side Up” and “Fragile” labels on it to make sure the delivery people don’t drop it or anything.
Shipping Methods
Air Freight: If you need your machine fast, especially if it’s a small machine or you need it in a hurry, we’ll ship it by air. This is the way to go if you need your machine in 5-10 business days, depending on where you are.
Sea Freight: If you have a big, heavy machine, we’ll ship it by sea. It takes longer (usually 20-40 business days), but it’s cheaper to ship big, bulky items and large quantities by sea.
Courier Services: If you need small parts, accessories, or spare parts, we’ll ship them by courier. We use DHL, FedEx, or UPS. They’re fast and they have good tracking. This is the way to go if you don’t have a lot of stuff to ship.
Customs and Documentation
Customs Documentation: We give you all the paperwork you need to get your machine through customs. We give you a commercial invoice, a packing list, a certificate of origin, and anything else you need. This way, you can get your machine through customs and get it to your door.
Regulatory Compliance: We follow all the rules for shipping laser equipment. If you’re shipping something really expensive or really sensitive, there might be some special rules we have to follow.
Insurance and Risk Management
Shipping Insurance: We offer insurance to cover the full value of your machine while it’s being shipped. This way, if anything happens to it while it’s on the way to you, you’re covered.
Additional Coverage: If you’re shipping something really expensive or you’re shipping to a place that’s a little bit risky, you can get extra insurance.
Delivery and Setup
We work with you to schedule the delivery at a time that works best for you, so the equipment arrives when you’re ready to receive it. This helps prevent delays and ensures someone is there to inspect and accept the delivery.
Setup Assistance: When the equipment is delivered, we offer optional setup services where our technicians can help you set up and calibrate the machine. This ensures the equipment is up and running as quickly as possible.

14. What Training Do You Provide After Purchase?

Initial Onboarding and Setup
Installation Help: We’ll help you install your machine, either remotely or in person, depending on where you are and how complicated it is. We’ll help you set it up, plug everything in, and make sure it’s working.
Basic Training: We’ll teach you the basics of how to use the machine. We’ll show you how to turn it on and off, how to use the control interface, and how to do basic things like focus the laser and choose which mode you want to use.
Comprehensive Safety Training
Laser Safety: Because our machines are so powerful, safety is a big deal. We’ll teach you how to be safe with lasers, including how to wear laser safety glasses and what can happen if you don’t.
Operating Safety: We’ll also teach you how to be safe when you’re using the machine. We’ll show you how to not hurt yourself, how to not break the machine, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Advanced Operation Training
Tuning: We’ll teach you how to adjust the machine to clean different things. We’ll show you how to change the power, how to change the pulse duration, and how to change the scan pattern to get the best results on different materials and different types of dirt.
Customization: If your machine has extra stuff you can customize, we’ll show you how to use it and how to set it up to do what you want.
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Maintenance: We’ll teach you how to take care of your machine so it lasts a long time. We’ll show you how to clean the lenses, how to change the protective windows, and how to keep the cooling system working.
Troubleshooting: We’ll also teach you how to fix the little things that can go wrong when you’re using the machine. We’ll show you how to figure out what’s going on and how to fix it so you don’t have to stop working.
Software and Interface Training
Software Training: Our machines come with software that lets you control them. We’ll teach you how to use the software to make the machine work, including how to set up different cleaning programs, how to see how well the machine is working, and how to update the software when we make it better.
Custom Interface: If your machine has a screen you can customize, we’ll show you how to set it up so it works the way you want. We’ll show you how to set up your own preferences, how to make shortcuts, and how to make the machine do what you want it to do.
Ongoing Support and Refresher Courses
Ongoing Access to Support: After the initial training, we’re here to help you with any questions or issues that come up. You’ll have access to our technical support team by phone, email, or remote sessions.
Refresher Courses: As your team gets more comfortable with the machine, or if you bring on new operators, we offer refresher courses to make sure everyone knows the best practices and the latest features.

Say Goodbye to Tough Stains

What is Laser Cleaning?

The principle and characteristics of laser cleaning machines

A laser cleaning is a highly pulsed laser vaporization of contaminants ablation process: The substrate damage threshold is higher, while the surface contaminants' are lower, and the laser's energy is between, so the laser cleaning machine can remove the dirty layer without damage to the base. A laser cleaning machine is a non-destructive and non-contact cleaning method.

A laser cleaning machine usually consists of a fiber laser, scanning galvanometer, and control system, sometimes also a smoke exhaust device and automation device.

Compared with traditional cleaning methods, laser cleaning is more environmentally friendly, precise, non-destructive, low cost, high efficiency, easy to operate, and commonly used for applications such as laser rust removal, laser paint removal, and laser oil removal.

The laser's and scanning parameters can be varied depending on the specific application or material.

A laser cleaning machine is a precision cleaning method that cleans a specific area without affecting the surrounding area.

The main advantages of laser cleaning machines

High Precision

Through parameter settings, specific areas can be cleaned without damaging adjacent areas; when removing paint, laser cleaning machine can selectively remove the top few layers without damaging the underlying primer.

Non-Contact Cleaning

Laser cleaning machine does not have physical contact with the substrate, so it will not cause mechanical damage.

No Harm to the Base

The substrate will not be damaged by physical action, even if it is cleaned many times, it will not affect the service life of the substrate

Portability & Flexible

Can be handheld or integrated with other systems.

12 Reasons That You Can't Reject

Why Choose Laser Cleaning Machines?

1

Environmentally Friendly

No chemicals or consumables are used and there is no waste to be disposed of after cleaning, which complies with environmental regulations.

2

Low Operating Costs

One-time investment, Without additional cost of consumables, Only one person can start fast and efficient cleaning, saving labor costs.

3

Space-saving

Compact laser cleaner can be placed almost anywhere. No need for a separate room, and no need to dismantle the production line

4

Time-saving

Turn on the laser cleaner, then start to clean. No preparation is required, and no need to disassemble the cleaning object, so it’s faster than traditional cleaning methods.

5

Safety, Safety

Laser cleaning is almost harmless to the human body, especially when combined with a dust extraction system and a safety enclosure.

6

User Friendly

With 5 minutes of training, then can work as an expert! Friendly cleaning software, various parameters are adjustable.

7

Versatility

One machine can work on different surfaces and different types of contaminants. Due to its widely parameter ranges and settings.

8

Maintenance Free

Apart from keeping the equipment clean, little to no maintenance is required.

9

Long Service Life

Durable and designed for long-term use. The laser source’s life-time is 100,000 hours.

10

Bulk Cleaning

Ideal for high-volume production and requires no maintenance between parts. Ultra-high cleaning efficiency and reproducibility, suitable for batch cleaning.

11

Automated Cleaning

It can realize fully automatic or semi-automatic operation, realizing the real 4.0 industry.

12

Process Monitoring

Enables 100% online cleaning monitoring.

How does Chihalo Solve Industry Problems?

Powerful Laser Cleaning Machines

Enclosed Chassis

Better protection for cleaning handle and fiber cable
Prevent turning on the laser randomly

Portable Dual Clean Head

1.2KG Weight
Changable F-theta Lens
Automatic Air Knife to Protect the Lens
Self-designed softare, friendly interface

5-10m Fiber Cables

5m or 10m Fiber Cable for Options
Double Protection for the Fiber Cable, clean as you want

The Best Wheels

Best Rubber can use more than 50 years
Move Smoothly
ON/OFF Lock, much safer

LOGO

Add Your LOGO
Or Your Contact Info

Air Cooling System

Build in intelligent air fans, automaticly control
Easy Clean and Replace the filter

Maintenance Key

Only with key, can open the electrical panel
Much safer to avide distroy

Powrful Laser Source

Brand New Source
Pass 72 hours no-stop testing
No power loss during 5 years
100000 hours Lifetime

5 Common Issues of Laser Cleaning Machines

How does Chihalo Solve Industry Problems?

High Initial Cost

The laser cleaning machine‘s starter price is USD5800, the higher power the higher price. Not everyone or every enterprise has the budget for laser cleaning machines or large-scale cleaning needs. It makes people hard to make decisions than traditional cleanings.

Chihalo Solution

Chihalo provides Rental Services, you don’t need to buy a laser cleaner, just some deposit and daily rent, and you can have a laser cleaning machine. We also provide Installment. Just talk with us to get more information.

Overheating

High-power lasers generate heat, creating additional risks of heating the material being cleaned. But if use lower power laser, cleaning efficiency is not guaranteed.

Chihalo Solution

Based on Chihalo Lab and hundreds of tests, we can provide professional suggestions on how to choose the right laser cleaners. At the same time, we have upgraded the scanning mirror without the risk of heating.

Waste Disposal

While laser cleaning is inherently clean, the waste (ablative material) may require special disposal procedures.

Chihalo Solution

Chihalo provides a full set of personal protective equipment, as well as smoke purifiers to minimize the impact of pollutants.

Quality & Stability

Could you imagine the cleaner you bought would be broken in 2 months? This is what happens to customers who buy machines from others! There are too many types of laser cleaners on the market, some can work stably for a long time, and some can only work for less than 2 months. This has a lot to do with the selection and quality of core accessories.

Chihalo Solution

From the selection of core accessories, Chihalo has always cooperated with the industry’s first. Although the price and cost will be higher, the quality and service are guaranteed. In terms of after-sales service, even if there is a problem, Chihalo will have online detection software to confirm the type of fault within 2 hours, and DHL will deliver spare parts within 24 hours, so as not to delay your production as much as possible.

Time Consuming for Large Areas

Cleaning large surfaces can be very time consuming compared to other cleaning methods, impacting productivity.

Chihalo Solution

This was indeed a problem initially, but it is now resolved by increasing the laser power. We can achieve a power of up to 4KW for the handheld and a power of up to 10KW for the robotic arm, which greatly improves the cleaning efficiency.

Don't wanna buy a laser cleaner?

OK, we also provide cleaning services for small quantities of cleaning needs！

Precision Cleaning Made Easy

Laser Cleaning Applications

Our laser cleaning machines effectively remove rust, oxide, paint, and industrial contaminants from metal surfaces. They can leave a smooth surface as well as a slightly textured surface as you want. Take your project to new heights with our transformative surface-cleaning solution.

Laser Rust Removal

Try using laser rust removal technology to get rid of rust on your surfaces. It’s faster and more precise than manual labor, making rust disappear effortlessly. You’ll see exceptional efficiency as the laser technology brings your surface back to its original condition, saving you time and money. Laser rust removal is revolutionary and works better than traditional methods.