Catalogue variants
Power configurations shown
- 100–500 W compatible air-cooled pulsed fiber laser range
Automated cleaning platform
Six-Axis Robot Laser Cleaning Platform
An automated platform concept for repeatable, defined work zones. Laser source, part presentation, guarding, extraction and the final cleaning path are configured around the application.
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Selection context
Start with the cleaning condition, then configure the machine
Six-axis robot laser cleaning platform for repeatable applications, compatible with 100–500 W air-cooled pulsed fiber lasers in the source catalogue.
- Repeatable parts with defined presentation and work zones
- Factory applications that require a cell-level safety and extraction plan
- Projects ready to define cycle, fixture, part handling and process validation
Technical parameters
Technical Data
These are values visible in the supplied catalogue. Optional equipment, final electrical requirements and the final application scope are confirmed during quotation.
| Motion platform | Six-axis robot |
|---|---|
| Compatible laser range | 100–500 W air-cooled pulsed fiber lasers |
| Radius of motion | ≥933 mm |
| Repeat positioning accuracy | ≤ ±0.03 mm |
| Maximum cleaning area | 800 × 675 mm |
| Maximum end load | ≥5 kg including cleaning head |
Catalogue configuration context
Use the listed configuration as an evaluation starting point
The catalogue platform is a starting point for repeatable work. A production proposal must define part presentation, robot reach, fixture concept, guarding, extraction and the accepted cleaning result as one cell-level scope.
The supplied English catalogue lists this configuration on source page 11. Values shown above are catalogue references for the listed variants. Final suitability, installation requirements and process results remain subject to application review and quotation confirmation.
Project handover
Turn a catalogue option into a documented project scope
Before an order is finalized, record the tested material, contamination or coating, work area, access, intended process settings and the downstream acceptance requirement.
This prevents a catalogue power range or machine format from being treated as a universal cleaning-result promise. Where the result supports coating, welding, bonding or inspection, include that next process in the sample-test or acceptance discussion.
Configuration review
Confirm the configuration against the real part
Send the material, contaminant, dimensions and required next process. LaserLuma will use those details to discuss a practical configuration or sample-testing path.