Laser cleaning machines, as highly efficient equipment for modern industrial cleaning, are widely used in metal surface treatment due to their advantages of being consumable-free, damage-free, and environmentally friendly. However, proper use is crucial for achieving optimal performance. The following provides a professional guide, covering equipment preparation, operating procedures, and maintenance.

Pre-use preparation:

Before using the laser cleaning machine, first confirm the working environment. Choose a well-ventilated, dry, and dust-free space to avoid moisture or excessive dust that may affect the performance of the equipment. Inspect the equipment for damage, the power cord, and the laser transmission line. Also, ensure that the cooling system is functioning properly and the coolant level is within the specified range.Based on the material of the workpiece to be cleaned (such as stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, etc.) and the type of surface stain (rust, oil, coating, etc.), select the appropriate cleaning mode in the equipment control system and set parameters such as laser power, frequency, and scanning speed. If you are unsure of the parameters, test a small area on a scrap workpiece to observe the cleaning effect before making adjustments.

Operational Procedure and Precautions:

After turning on the machine, secure the workpiece to be cleaned in a suitable position on the workbench to ensure that the laser beam accurately covers the area to be cleaned. Operators must wear special laser safety glasses to prevent laser eye damage. Press the start button to begin operation. During the cleaning process, closely monitor the progress and effectiveness of the laser cleaning.If cleaning is incomplete or an abnormality occurs, such as unusual noises or an abnormal laser spot, immediately press the emergency stop button, turn off the power to the device, check the device and parameter settings, and troubleshoot before continuing to use it. After cleaning is complete, turn off the laser output, then turn off the power to the device. Wait for the device to cool before carefully removing the workpiece.

Daily Care and Maintenance:

After each use, clean the surface of the equipment and the workbench of the workbench. Regularly inspect the laser head lens. If any stains or damage are found, clean or replace it according to standard procedures to prevent any impact on laser transmission efficiency. Perform a comprehensive monthly inspection of the equipment, including checking for leaks in the cooling system piping and loose screws. Keep records of equipment usage, including usage time, workpiece types, and any problems encountered, to facilitate subsequent maintenance and troubleshooting.

By following the above-mentioned usage and maintenance methods, not only can the cleaning effect and stability of the laser cleaning machine be guaranteed, but the service life of the equipment can also be effectively extended, bringing higher efficiency and value to industrial production.