Everlast RedSabre 500CP Air-Cooled Pulse Laser Cleaner
The Everlast RedSabre 500CP is a 500W air-cooled pulsed fibre laser cleaner for fast, precise removal of rust, paint, mill scale, oxidation and surface contamination without the mess of abrasive blasting. With 200W more than the RedSabre 300W pulse cleaner, it suits workshops that need faster cleaning or regularly deal with heavy paint, stubborn rust and built-up contamination.
The pulsed laser delivers energy in controlled bursts, so the cleaning can be fine-tuned from delicate surfaces through to heavy industrial work, with adjustable cleaning width and scan patterns. The air-cooled design needs no separate water-cooling system, and the touchscreen and wheeled cabinet make it easy to set up and move between jobs.
Features
- Optical pump powered by JPT
- 500W output
- Pulsed fibre laser cleaning
- Air-cooled
- Up to 2500kHz pulse
- Multiple scan pattern shapes for better cleaning on shaped and irregular surfaces
- Steel case, rolling cabinet design
- Touchscreen controls
- Handheld scanning gun
- Removes rust, paint, mill scale and oxidation without damaging the base material
- No chemical paint strippers or blasting media, minimal waste
- Reduces manual grinding and sanding
Specifications
- Input: 240V
- Fibre cable: 10m (32 ft)
- Scan range: up to 100mm (3.9") wide
- Warranty: 3 years
What's Included
- RedSabre 500CP pulsed fibre laser cleaner
- Handheld laser scanning gun with 10m fibre optic cable
- Integrated touchscreen control system
- Laser safety glasses
- Operating key
- User documentation
Recommended Applications
Automotive restoration, fabrication workshops, industrial maintenance, machinery restoration, paint removal, rust removal, weld preparation, mould cleaning and general metal surface preparation.
Safety Information
The RedSabre 500CP is a Class 4 fibre laser, the highest laser hazard classification. Appropriate laser safety procedures must always be followed.
- Laser radiation is invisible and can cause serious eye and skin injury.
- Only use laser safety glasses specifically rated for the 1064–1080 nm wavelength specified for the machine.
- Standard welding helmets and conventional welding lenses must not be used as laser eye protection.
- Suitable laser safety barriers or enclosed work areas should be used to prevent accidental exposure.
- Operators should receive appropriate laser safety training before operating the machine.
For workplaces with employees, New Zealand health and safety legislation may require additional risk assessments, operator training and laser safety procedures. Consult your health and safety advisor and insurance provider to make sure your facility meets all applicable requirements before commissioning the machine.
