The dirty secret they're not telling you is that heavy rust requires mechanical abrasion first, and sometimes even after laser cleaning. The plasma produced by the laser converts the surface of heavier rust into an unknown grey material (carbon probably), but if you scrape it mechanically, you'll find rust underneath. I know this first hand.
Indeed, heavy layers of rust - unlike those shown in the video - require a bit more attention. Unfortunately, at this stage, oxides have pitted the surface and are now integrated into it. Initially, it is best to use a wire brush or a similar tool to gently scrape away the rust flakes. These heavy-rust cases would then require applying two types of lasers: a high-power CW laser and a low-power pulsed laser. It’s the latter that would remove the layer you call “grey material” - essentially, it contains a mix of rust and the substrate material. It is best to address rust at its earliest appearance to maintain the integrity of the part. Regular maintenance can prevent minor rust from becoming a major problem. Thank you for your input, @DreamKalibur!
So let's say we used this in a bridge maintenance type application (Girders and bearings). What would the process be like? I'm an Ironworker that's done minor bridge maintenance. We use a neumatic chipping gun to hit the rust off and repaint. Would this tool be a more effective or less effective way of doing that?
The first pass seemed perfect and smooth, then the second pass gave a rough finish. Why did they do that? And how hot does the lazer make the steel? Could it be used on thinner steel or sheet metal? Probably not.
honestly, you can do sheet metal with those. watch out for galvanized steel... those fumes are lethal. just in case, drink lots of milk when working with galvanized...
@johnnieguitar5724 - It was the speed difference between the two passes. At one point you see the laser pattern on the surface under the metal being worked on. Slower pass means more time to more time to burn the surface more thoroughly.
What the size of the rust plate in the video. And what is the cleaning speed of your 2000W rust laset cleaning? How large area can it clean per minute.
I believe the rust plate was approximately 3 foot by 2 foot. But it depends what you are removing and what you are removing it from. I have seen light powder coat removal in seconds, and also seen thick putty paint take a 2-3 minutes. Check out this video ruclips.net/video/pbfFU_4aHwI/видео.html all of our videos are timed stamped should be able to calculate a cleaning per minute with your specific application. If you want more info or schedule a demo reach out to our experts at www.laserphotonics.com/contact .
Hey Rayjs1963! Yes it will remove mill scale. We have a two units that would be a great fit for this application. I would love to contact you to an sales engineer to talk about you specific laser cleaning needs. You can either visit our website at www.LaserPhotonics.com and use the RED CHAT box (bottom right) to talk to an expert. Or you can put in a contact form at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will have a sales engineer reach out to you.
Do you guys know anyone in the FL area who is using this for automotive cleaning and surface rust removal purposes. Also, is there anyone who will rent these? I'm sensing that the liability issues may be prohibitive. There is a growing movement to use things like dry ice blasting, but this seems to be way more controllable, faster and cleaner. Thanks.
Depends on your application. We can achieve a polished surface profile or we can use the the laser the roughen the surface for maximized adhesion. If you would like to learn more check out our www.laserphotonics.com/test-lab
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Hola, mengustaria saber si tienen algun equipo para remover la pinturas de wata forma, es para limpiar losvtanque de acero una vez si termina de producir pinturas de aceite
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I've seen them run it over their hand and absolutely nothing happens....unless you're wearing rusty jewelry.... Then you get what you get for wearing rusty jewelry.
Hey @mark c I would love to contact you to an sales engineer to help you purchase. You can either visit our website at www.LaserPhotonics.com and use the RED CHAT box (bottom right) to talk to an expert. Or you can put in a contact form at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will have a sales engineer reach out to you. Thank you and have a great day!
Hey Mike! Our Laser Blasting Clean Tech machines cover a range of different applications but I wanted to show you this video in relation to car parts. ruclips.net/video/PZSbSjUqR3o/видео.html Now if you have anything specific application that you would like to ask our application engineers please follow up at www.laserphotonics.com/test-lab We look forward to seeing you in action one day!
Вы можете узнать больше об этом оборудовании здесь: www.laserphotonics.com/handheld-2000-cth-jobsite-laser-blaster Если вы заинтересованы в его покупке, заполните форму на веб-странице, и один из наших сотрудников отдела продаж свяжется с вами и предоставит информацию о ценах.
Hey World Is Awesome, I would love to contact you to an sales engineer to talk about you specific laser cleaning needs. You can either visit our website at www.LaserPhotonics.com and use the RED CHAT box (bottom right) to talk to an expert. Or you can put in a contact form at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will have a sales engineer reach out to you. Thank you and have a great day!
To contact our team, please get in touch with us via our website at: www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will connect you with one of our laser experts.
Hey Act Brow. I would love to contact you to an sales engineer to talk about you specific laser cleaning needs. You can either visit our website at www.LaserPhotonics.com and use the RED CHAT box (bottom right) to talk to an expert. Or you can put in a contact form at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will have a sales engineer reach out to you. Thank you and have a great day!
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This is like power washing with light.
LASER BURNING ACTUALLY
@@josephchau4563 Calm your tits lasers are made from light and this cleans away rust so he/she isn't wrong
@@josephchau4563 WHY ARE YOU YELLING
@@bugdestroyer1258THE LASER IS LOUD
@@ProdbymilofrazeSomehow that sounds about right.
The dirty secret they're not telling you is that heavy rust requires mechanical abrasion first, and sometimes even after laser cleaning. The plasma produced by the laser converts the surface of heavier rust into an unknown grey material (carbon probably), but if you scrape it mechanically, you'll find rust underneath. I know this first hand.
What’s abrasion?
@@yytyyy5329 scraping
Indeed, heavy layers of rust - unlike those shown in the video - require a bit more attention. Unfortunately, at this stage, oxides have pitted the surface and are now integrated into it. Initially, it is best to use a wire brush or a similar tool to gently scrape away the rust flakes. These heavy-rust cases would then require applying two types of lasers: a high-power CW laser and a low-power pulsed laser. It’s the latter that would remove the layer you call “grey material” - essentially, it contains a mix of rust and the substrate material.
It is best to address rust at its earliest appearance to maintain the integrity of the part. Regular maintenance can prevent minor rust from becoming a major problem.
Thank you for your input, @DreamKalibur!
@@LaserPhotonics What is the metallic grey material that is created after the laser passes over heavy rust?
So let's say we used this in a bridge maintenance type application (Girders and bearings). What would the process be like?
I'm an Ironworker that's done minor bridge maintenance. We use a neumatic chipping gun to hit the rust off and repaint. Would this tool be a more effective or less effective way of doing that?
We got liquid pressure washing, and now plasma pressure washing. All we need now is solid and gas pressure washing
solid pressure washing: brush
gas pressure washing: sand blaster
The first pass seemed perfect and smooth, then the second pass gave a rough finish. Why did they do that? And how hot does the lazer make the steel? Could it be used on thinner steel or sheet metal? Probably not.
Because it is fun to do twice of the work with that machine.
honestly, you can do sheet metal with those. watch out for galvanized steel... those fumes are lethal. just in case, drink lots of milk when working with galvanized...
@johnnieguitar5724 - It was the speed difference between the two passes. At one point you see the laser pattern on the surface under the metal being worked on. Slower pass means more time to more time to burn the surface more thoroughly.
I love the sound.
What the size of the rust plate in the video. And what is the cleaning speed of your 2000W rust laset cleaning? How large area can it clean per minute.
I believe the rust plate was approximately 3 foot by 2 foot. But it depends what you are removing and what you are removing it from. I have seen light powder coat removal in seconds, and also seen thick putty paint take a 2-3 minutes. Check out this video ruclips.net/video/pbfFU_4aHwI/видео.html all of our videos are timed stamped should be able to calculate a cleaning per minute with your specific application. If you want more info or schedule a demo reach out to our experts at www.laserphotonics.com/contact .
It's absolutely going to replace blasting
We're calling it "Laser Blasting," now... you heard it here first!
We need this in Harbor freight tool stores ASAP.
@@LaserPhotonics how much for one of these?
@@rhendry5832 these usually cost upwards of a thousand USD
Damn, I REALLY want one of those!!!!!
You'll put your eye out. 👁🤭
What would happen if you pointed this at your snek?
This is INSANE! I thought this was bs! Can't believe it's legit. What does one of these cost?
for a 2kw model like this, about 3 houses.
@@martinhickman8747 Four to Five...;
about €12,000. Plus or minus a couple of k, depending on brand, power, and whether you're buying with $US or £GBP
Will it also remove mill scale from plate and tubing?
Hey Rayjs1963! Yes it will remove mill scale. We have a two units that would be a great fit for this application. I would love to contact you to an sales engineer to talk about you specific laser cleaning needs. You can either visit our website at www.LaserPhotonics.com and use the RED CHAT box (bottom right) to talk to an expert. Or you can put in a contact form at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will have a sales engineer reach out to you.
How much?
So how much for the set up in the video....I be cleaning pipe....angle...flat bar....square tube etc
will this remove the hairs on my back?
Do you guys know anyone in the FL area who is using this for automotive cleaning and surface rust removal purposes. Also, is there anyone who will rent these? I'm sensing that the liability issues may be prohibitive. There is a growing movement to use things like dry ice blasting, but this seems to be way more controllable, faster and cleaner. Thanks.
I'm in Florida. I'm Def gonna buy one and see if I can make some $ with it
Hi Robert, did you buy one? I'm up here in Canada and am also considering it.@@robertreyes7388
Now that would be overkill for a ant hill
but yet....
Incredible to see
Fascinating to watch. Where does the rust being removed go?
It's vaporized. Operator is likely wearing a heavy duty respirator
rust FeO2 is burnt and what is not burned and combustion gasses vacuumed into HEPA filter system.
@@Gilgamoth Yes, FeO2 (rust) + AL (powder) ....WHOOSH!!!!
@@kejay74…. Just like Maui Lahaina, woosh
Do you have a Canadian distributor? The oilfield and industrials up here need this tech. I want to be the one to provide it. We should talk.
Reach out us on our website, www.laserphotonics.com/contact I will get you in contact with the right person to continue that conversation.
This was how the pyramids were cut I'm pretty sure of it
Will this will put a profile on the steel like blasting?
Depends on your application. We can achieve a polished surface profile or we can use the the laser the roughen the surface for maximized adhesion. If you would like to learn more check out our www.laserphotonics.com/test-lab
Price?
Gostaria de mais informações sobre essa máquina. Manda o contato por favor
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impressive
Hola, mengustaria saber si tienen algun equipo para remover la pinturas de wata forma, es para limpiar losvtanque de acero una vez si termina de producir pinturas de aceite
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
Wow! I want one of them, now..Does it work on people?
Im sure if you hooked a ground cable to them it would work.
ask the people in Lahaina, Hawaii.
does the oxide go to heaven?
What could it do to person... DONT HATE ME You WERE ALL THINKING IT TOO.
There is a video of somebody hitting his own hand. No effect, except the rust which was covered by it wasn't removed.
@@Astrofrank… and if you use a different wavelength you can make the inheritors of kingdom off Maui disappear
Can you run it over organic material for us? Maybe a hand.
I've seen them run it over their hand and absolutely nothing happens....unless you're wearing rusty jewelry....
Then you get what you get for wearing rusty jewelry.
@@bubbaray575 bullshit
can you show us deep rust? This new metal piece you can do with 50W laser.
Check this out!
ruclips.net/video/2-pXi05RIdg/видео.html
Where can I buy it ???
Check out our website. Fill out a contact page and we will have a sales rep reach out to you! www.laserphotonics.com/contact
Put a hotdog in its path😂
Hotdog will not change.
Impressive
Where can i buy this?
Hey @mark c I would love to contact you to an sales engineer to help you purchase. You can either visit our website at www.LaserPhotonics.com and use the RED CHAT box (bottom right) to talk to an expert. Or you can put in a contact form at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will have a sales engineer reach out to you. Thank you and have a great day!
Frim where can I get this machine ?
We make fiber laser cleaning machine, we can sell them to you
@@sophiehe2607 Thanks for response. Can you send to India?
can this remove paint, tar and rust from car parts, ie guards and doors with warping everything?
Hey Mike! Our Laser Blasting Clean Tech machines cover a range of different applications but I wanted to show you this video in relation to car parts. ruclips.net/video/PZSbSjUqR3o/видео.html
Now if you have anything specific application that you would like to ask our application engineers please follow up at www.laserphotonics.com/test-lab
We look forward to seeing you in action one day!
How much would this unit cost?
Hey Charles, depends on the product. Let's get you connected with one of our sales engineers. www.laserphotonics.com/contact
Does the laser fry that "black rust" that tends to hang out in the bottom of pits on steel?
Yes the laser cleaning will removal all rust and bring it back to the original base metal.
I was just wondering, do you think it could remove rust from a rifle barrel (externally)?
if the rust is external then yes
easily. But better you use steam- look up Mark Novak you can easily build an anti-corrosion steam box using his guides. Mark Novak gunsmith.
When are they going to be cheap?
@SURVEYSEZ soon everybody can afford this machine
Круто , интересно цена этого оборудования.
Вы можете узнать больше об этом оборудовании здесь: www.laserphotonics.com/handheld-2000-cth-jobsite-laser-blaster
Если вы заинтересованы в его покупке, заполните форму на веб-странице, и один из наших сотрудников отдела продаж свяжется с вами и предоставит информацию о ценах.
50k
I love how it starts up like a lightner. Click Click bzzzzz
You mean like a lightsaber?
What is the price?
Hey World Is Awesome, I would love to contact you to an sales engineer to talk about you specific laser cleaning needs. You can either visit our website at www.LaserPhotonics.com and use the RED CHAT box (bottom right) to talk to an expert. Or you can put in a contact form at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will have a sales engineer reach out to you. Thank you and have a great day!
how to contact with you?
To contact our team, please get in touch with us via our website at:
www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will connect you with one of our laser experts.
Can This Laser Remove .. paint From Car ?? Plz Show A Video
Yes
How much ?
Hey Act Brow. I would love to contact you to an sales engineer to talk about you specific laser cleaning needs. You can either visit our website at www.LaserPhotonics.com and use the RED CHAT box (bottom right) to talk to an expert. Or you can put in a contact form at www.laserphotonics.com/contact and we will have a sales engineer reach out to you. Thank you and have a great day!
So this laser don't harm your body?
Surprisingly no. There was a video of someone aiming the laser on his hand, and it didn't leave a scratch on his hand
@@titan133760 so everywhere is safe, except our eyes
Awesome
Turned into a weapon?
How is that not heat treating either or both the material and the weld itself. Cause i don't think you could use that for T.S.S.A. or C.W.B.
Price for the 1000w and 2000w in us dollar
I inquired about the 1000w earlier this year, 500k US dollars.
Incorrect. You can contact our sale engineers at www.laserphotonics.com/contact/
Lazer blasting
I know you customized the machines in China.
Mk
Fuuuuuuuuuutuuuuurrrrrrrreeeee