Laser Cleaning
A laser cleaning machine lifts rust, paint, oil, oxide and coating off a surface with a focused beam — no grit, no solvent, and no consumable but electricity. We supply two source types, and the choice between them comes down to how thick the layer is and how much heat the substrate can take.
The Range
Machines in Our Cleaning Line
The range splits into a pulsed line and a continuous line. Pick by the layer you need removed and how sensitive the substrate is, then by whether the operator carries the gun to the work or the work comes to the machine.
Pulsed laser cleaning machines
A 1064 nm pulsed source lifts thin rust, oil and oxide while putting very little heat into the substrate. The portable units run air-cooled on a single-phase supply, so no chiller has to travel with the job.
- Power range50 W / 100 W
- Wavelength1064 nm
- Scan field100 × 100 mm
- CoolingAir-cooled, no chiller
Continuous laser cleaning machines
A 1080 nm continuous-wave source clears heavy rust and layered paint at production speed. Portable, floor-standing and heavy-duty configurations share a 10 m fiber and a water-cooled circuit.
- Power range1500–6000 W
- Wavelength1080 nm
- Spot / scan width0–500 mm
- CoolingWater-cooled
What It Is
What Is a Laser Cleaning Machine?
Laser cleaning removes a layer — rust, paint, oil, oxide or coating — by putting energy into the contaminant faster than the material underneath takes it up. Nothing touches the part, and the only consumable is electricity.
Not Sure Which Fits?
Send us the substrate, the layer you need removed and the area you have to cover per shift, and we will recommend the source type, the power band and the cooling arrangement.
- Source type recommendation
- Full specifications on request
- CE documentation on request
Specifications
Key Specifications & Performance
The signature strengths of each source type — and the scanning platform both of them share.
50 W or 100 W · 100 × 100 mm scan field · air-cooled, no chiller · 7.8–10.5 kg portable unit
1500–6000 W · 0–500 mm spot or scan width · water-cooled · 10 m fiber to the gun
Both source types run an adjustable 10–100% power range and a galvanometer scanning head with red-light positioning, so an operator trained on one moves to the other without relearning the workflow. Full specifications for each power band are available on request.
Applications
Applications & Use Cases
Across steel, stone, timber and coated surfaces — on a portable gun, a floor-standing unit or an automated cell:
Rust removal
Steel & metalStone & concrete
Graffiti & coatings
Oxide & mould
Wood surfacesWhy Topstar
Maker-Backed, Shipped Worldwide
Maker-backed
Factory-direct pricing, sourced straight from the makers we partner with.
CE coverage
CE coverage across the line; certificates available on request.
Worldwide export
Serving the Middle East, South America, Europe, West Africa and Southeast Asia.
Destination compliance
SASO/SABER, GCC and UKCA addressed per market.
Selection Guide
Comparison & Selection Guide
| If you need… | Go to |
|---|---|
| Thin rust, oil or oxide off a delicate or thin-walled part | Pulsed laser cleaning |
| Thick rust, layered paint or large areas per shift | Continuous laser cleaning |
| Confirmation that the substrate can take the beam | Substrate safety guide |
New to laser cleaning? Start with our overview of how laser cleaning works or the pulsed vs continuous comparison. Buying & resources: check laser cleaning machine prices, compare power ratings, or see supplier information.
Get Started
Get a Quote on a Laser Cleaning Machine
Tell us the substrate, the layer you need removed and the area you have to cover per shift, and we will recommend the source type, the power band and the cooling arrangement — with full specifications and a delivered price.