
300W Portable Suitcase Laser Cleaner
A wheeled all-in-one case with a handheld head and 15 interface languages for ground-level work.
View modelRust does not wait in a clean workshop. It forms on bridge cables, high scaffolding, tank exteriors and deep inside engine bays, where no trolley can follow. This wearable system puts MOPA M7 laser technology into a 12 to 16 kg harness with a gun under 700 g, so the operator climbs to the work and cleans it there. An optional lithium module removes the need for mains power altogether, and the nanosecond pulse keeps the substrate cold and undamaged.
Portability is not a smaller machine on a trolley. It is a load distribution problem, and this system solves it where it matters.
A dedicated harness transfers about 70 percent of the weight to the hips rather than the shoulders, reducing fatigue across long shifts.
The cleaning head is light enough to use one-handed for hours without wrist strain, even on overhead work.
No water chiller means it runs in freezing or arid climates and weighs far less than a liquid-cooled equivalent.
Industrial maintenance is rarely convenient. Rust forms on cable stays, in high scaffolding and deep inside engine compartments, and the choice used to be between aggressive blasting and a fixed laser cabinet that cannot reach the site.
The source is the heart of the machine, and MOPA architecture is why the same gun can clean a stubborn rust patch and a delicate timber panel.
Pulse width can be tuned to match the job, cleaning anything from stubborn rust to a thin film of oil.
Single-pulse power up to 10 kW delivers the energy density to break contamination off the surface without harming the metal.
Multiple scan patterns prevent cleaning stripes and keep the surface finish even and presentable.
Narrow enough for seam preparation and wide enough for stripping a broad surface in overlapping passes.
Key figures for the wearable configuration, with options noted where a choice is available.
| Category | Specification | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Laser Source | MOPA pulsed fiber laser | Adjustable pulse width from heavy rust to a thin oil film |
| Peak Power | Up to 10 kW per pulse | High energy density that breaks contamination off without damaging metal |
| System Weight | 12–16 kg wearable body | Genuinely wearable, reducing fatigue over long shifts |
| Cooling | Smart air cooling | No water chiller; runs in cold and arid climates |
| Scan Modes | 8 or more intelligent patterns | Prevents stripe marks and keeps the finish even |
| Scan Width | 10–120 mm | Suited to narrow seam preparation and broad surface stripping |
| Carry System | Load-bearing harness, 70 percent on the hips | Shoulders stay free for balance and tool handling |
| Control | Smart trigger or wrist display | Parameter changes without returning to the unit |
| Battery | Optional lithium module | Operation in remote areas with no mains power |
Configuration options such as battery, harness size and scan mode set are confirmed per order. Ask us for a specification matched to the surfaces you clean.
Continuous-wave beams are excellent on thick structural steel, but they heat the part while they work. The nanosecond pulse in this machine vaporizes contamination before heat can conduct into the material, which is why it protects what it cleans.
The system is carried, not transported. Setting up takes minutes and there is nothing to fill or connect.
Adjust the load-bearing straps so the weight sits on the hips, then connect the gun and power source.
Choose the pulse parameters and scan mode for the surface, from a light oil film to heavy corrosion.
Sweep the gun across the work area, adjusting as you move; the wrist display keeps control to hand.
Check the finish, then move to the next position; there is no media to reload and no water to change.
The benefit is access: work that used to need scaffolding for a machine, or a media supply chain to the site, is done by one operator.







Special coatings are stripped from airframes without creating the micro-cracks a hotter process can introduce.
Vehicle identification numbers, engine blocks and thin body panels are cleaned without heat distortion.
Contaminated components are cleaned remotely, where non-contact and waste-free operation is mandatory.
Injection molds are cleaned while still warm, preserving the laser-cut precision of the cavity edges.
Support is delivered remotely, so help reaches a site wherever the machine is working.
Air express and freight options with export packing, trackable from the factory door.
T/T bank transfer, PayPal and Western Union. Terms and Incoterms are confirmed on the proforma invoice.
Parts covered with free replacement during the warranty period, plus lifetime technical support.
Video calls, messaging and remote assistance for settings, maintenance and troubleshooting.
Think of a continuous-wave laser as a torch: effective on thick rust on heavy steel, but it generates high temperature. A pulsed laser works like a scalpel, using nanosecond bursts of high energy to vaporize contamination. Because the interaction is so short, heat does not have time to conduct into the substrate, so cleaning is genuinely non-destructive.
Yes. MOPA M7 technology lets you control pulse width and frequency precisely. On organic materials such as timber you can set ultra-short pulses that strip paint or carbon deposits from the surface before the fibers burn or char, a level of control that blasting or chemical stripping cannot achieve.
The pulsed fiber source has a very high electro-optical conversion efficiency and concentrates heat in micro-pulses, so an optimized airflow is enough to keep it cool. Removing the water circuit takes more than 40 kg out of the system, which is what makes true backpack portability possible.
The wearable body weighs between 12 kg and 16 kg depending on configuration. A purpose-built harness transfers about 70 percent of that weight to the hips rather than the shoulders, and the cleaning gun weighs less than 700 g, so the operator can work for hours without wrist or shoulder fatigue.
Yes. An optional high-capacity lithium module provides the mobility needed for remote sites, such as bridge cables, offshore structures and elevated scaffolding, where running a power lead is impractical or unsafe.
The operator does not need to return to the unit to change settings. Parameters can be adjusted from a smart trigger or a wrist-mounted display, and the laser parameter system supports multiple national languages.
The machine is covered by a manufacturer warranty with free replacement of failed parts during the warranty period, and lifetime technical support is provided by email, messaging apps and remote assistance.
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