Description
AEROX INDUSTRIES
Pulsed fiber laser cleaning
AeroX OB1 300W
Precision where it matters. Power for the work ahead.
The AeroX OB1 300W combines a MOPA pulsed fiber laser, handheld scanning head and adjustable process settings for professional restoration, component cleaning and targeted surface preparation. Match the process to the material, contamination and finish you need.
PURPOSE BUILT FOR YOUR WORK
Features that support the process
01
Control the process
Adjust power, pulse width, frequency and scan patterns to suit the task.
02
Work with precision
The handheld dual axis scanning head directs the cleaning process onto selected areas.
03
Move with the job
An air cooled system and wheeled cabinet support practical positioning within a controlled laser work area.
APPLICATIONS
Where it fits
Restoration
Target rust, oxidation and compatible coatings on suitable automotive and industrial components.
Tooling and molds
Address selected deposits and residues on accessible surfaces.
Surface preparation
Clean suitable metals and weld oxides before the next production step.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Specifications at a glance
| Laser output | 300W |
|---|---|
| Laser source | MOPA pulsed fiber |
| Cooling | Air cooled |
| Controls | Adjustable laser and scan parameters |
| Delivery | Handheld dual axis scanning head |
Choosing output
A 100W pulsed system can suit small parts and lighter cleaning. A 300W system offers greater throughput potential when similarly configured. Larger production areas may call for a higher output system or a different removal process.
Pulsed or continuous wave
Pulsed systems are often selected where controlling heat input matters. A high power continuous wave system may suit broad, heavy steel surfaces that tolerate more heat. Application testing establishes the right fit.
PLAN THE RIGHT SETUP
Selection and operating notes
- Cleaning speed depends on pulse energy, optics, scanning parameters, coating thickness and the material. Wattage alone does not establish throughput.
- Laser cleaning removes surface material; it does not repair corrosion pits or replace missing metal. Incorrect settings can alter or damage the finish. Test a representative area first.
- Class 4 laser equipment requires trained operators, a controlled work area, appropriate laser protective equipment and fume management.
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