Production Cleaning
For steady production cleaning of rust, paint and oxide across larger surfaces, the proven format is a water-cooled continuous 3000–6000 W laser cleaner — high throughput (50–100 m²/h at 6000 W), consumable-free and about 40% cheaper than sandblasting on heavy work. For fine or portable jobs, a pulsed 50–100 W unit fits better.
See the full laser cleaner power selection guide to match power to your rust thickness, area and material.
When to choose continuous 3000/6000 W
- Rust and coating thickness — thick scale and multi-layer paint. Thin surface rust and light coatings are better served by a pulsed unit.
- Area and throughput — large surfaces and production lines rather than spot work on small parts.
- Material tolerance — robust steel structures rather than delicate or heat-sensitive substrates.
- Power supply — water-cooled machines running on mains power in a fixed bay or production cell.
What the throughput looks like
At 6000 W the machines remove rust at 50–100 m²/h and strip paint at 30–60 m²/h. On hull work that runs roughly 40% cheaper than sandblasting, and in pre-weld cleaning it holds a 99.5% first-pass yield. There is no grit and no chemical waste stream to handle afterwards.
Match the machine to your line
Tell us the contamination, the surface area and the cycle time you need. See the continuous laser cleaning machine, step up to heavy continuous cleaning, or request a quote.