Equipment sales
Spec it. Finance it.
Run it.
We help you find the machine that matches your company’s requirements, design the laser system around the work it has to do, and procure it through our finance partner. You buy from people who run these systems in the field.
Handheld Pulse & continuous 100–6000 W Click Lease
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What we sell
Handheld systems,
sized to the work.
Handheld fiber laser cleaning systems, in pulse and continuous configurations, across power classes from 100 W to 6000 W. The same class of machine our own crews take on site.
The range is wide, and the biggest machine is rarely the right one. Power class is chosen for the coating you have to lift and the rate you have to lift it at — past that, extra watts buy nothing.
- Handheldpulse & continuous
- 100–6000 Wpower classes
- Click Leasefinancing partner
Specification
We design the system
around your job.
Tell us what you are cleaning, what is on it, and how much of it there is. The configuration follows from those three answers.
What we ask
What we set
Pulse or continuous
Two beams.
Two different jobs.
This is the first fork in speccing a machine, and it matters more than the wattage on the label. Both configurations clean; they put the energy in differently, and that difference decides what you can safely point them at.
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01 · Continuous
More average power, more speed
The beam is on. You get more average power for the money and you clear heavy coating and heavy corrosion off robust metal faster. It also puts more heat into the part, which is a trade you can afford on thick structural steel and cannot on much else.
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02 · Pulsed
Less heat, more control
Energy arrives in short bursts with gaps between them, so the part spends most of the time cooling. That control is what lets you take one layer off and stop — which is what thin sheet, heat-sensitive material and selective coating removal all need.
Power class then follows from the coating you have to lift and the rate you have to lift it at. Past what the layer actually needs, more watts buy speed rather than a cleaner result — which is why the biggest machine in the range is rarely the right one, and why we would rather ask about your work than sell you the top of the line.
How you pay for it
Financing available.
A laser system is a capital purchase. We do not leave you to arrange it alone.
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01 · Quote
Priced against the configuration
The number follows the spec — power class, head, and the way you intend to run it. You buy a system that fits the work, not a catalog line item you hope will.
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02 · Procure
Click Lease, our finance partner
We help you procure the system through our finance partner, Click Lease. Financing is available through them, subject to their approval and terms.
Talk to us
Tell us the work.
We’ll spec the machine.
Materials, contaminant, and how much of it you have to get through. That is enough to put a configuration and a price in front of you.