Automatic PCB Laser Cleaning Machine JA-DPL-500
4,200.00 $
The Automatic PCB Laser Cleaning Machine JA-DPL-500 uses fiber laser technology to remove rust, paint, oil and oxides without contact or chemicals. It cleans precisely without damaging the base material. Part of our Laser Cleaning Machine range in Cleaning Solutions.
Product overview
The DPL-500 Laser Cleaning Machine is a next-generation surface treatment solution designed for precision, eco-friendly, and non-contact cleaning across multiple industries.
Using advanced fiber laser technology, the system removes rust, paint, oil, oxides, and other surface contaminants efficiently — without damaging the base material or using chemicals.
Its portable handheld design with an intuitive bilingual interface (Chinese/English) ensures easy operation, high flexibility, and consistent results in both manual and automated setups.
Technical specifications
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | Single-phase 220V ±10%, 50/60Hz AC |
| Machine Power Consumption | 3000W (including chiller) |
| Average Laser Power | ≥100W |
| Power Adjustment Range | 10–100% (gradient adjustable) |
| Laser Pulse Frequency | 5–400 kHz adjustable |
| Center Wavelength | 1064 nm |
| Single Pulse Energy | 1.5–15 mJ |
| Focal Length | 254 mm / 160 mm (replaceable) |
| Cooling Method | Water cooling |
| Machine Dimensions | 729 × 592 × 814 mm |
| Weight | 100 kg |
| Fiber Length | 10 m (customizable) |
| Cleaning Head Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Scan Width | 10–150 mm |
| Operation Mode | Handheld / Automatic (robot arm optional) |
Laser cleaning technology uses laser ablation to controllably vaporize unwanted materials from a surface.
Understanding the Technology:
- In a laser cleaning system, infrared light is generated in an optical fiber
- The laser beam travels to the scanhead through the fiber cable
- Inside the scanhead, single or dual beam technology forms the laser pattern
- The laser beam vaporizes contaminants and coatings on the workpiece
Applications
Laser cleaning technology transforms surface preparation across numerous industries. It helps preserve vintage vehicles, maintain critical infrastructural elements, restore historical artifacts, recommission military equipment, and stop corrosive deterioration on boats.
- Automotive industry: Laser cleaning of cylinder heads, tire molds, and engine parts
- Metal fabrication: Rust and paint removal from pipes, steel plates, and welding joints
- Aerospace and electronics: Precision component cleaning and oxide removal
- Tooling and molds: Tire, injection, and die-cast mold maintenance
- Cultural heritage restoration: Gentle removal of oxidation and dirt from historical artifacts
Laser cleaning provides faster, safer, and greener alternatives to traditional methods such as sandblasting or chemical cleaning, ensuring improved surface integrity and reduced operational downtime.
