Selective treatment
Adjustable process settings support controlled removal for broad panels, edges and decorative details.
CleanEraser / PULSED LASER CLEANING
MLA-CL-P500 / P1000
Bring the natural character of wood back into view.
A mobile pulsed-laser cleaning platform for paint removal, finish stripping and restoration work on wood surfaces. Select 500 W for controlled workshop work or 1000 W for higher-throughput projects, then validate the process on your material sample.
01 / WOOD RESTORATION
Clean finishes. Preserve the character beneath.
Use the laser beam to target old paint, varnish, soot and surface contamination while working around carved details, mouldings and difficult-to-reach areas. The correct settings depend on species, finish thickness, condition and the result you need—test samples are essential for heritage or high-value work.
500 W or 1000 WHandheld or automated integrationWater-cooled mobile cabinet
A more controlled alternative for restoration work.
Less process residue
Eliminate the need for chemical stripper in the cleaning step and reduce the media handling associated with blasting.
Mobile workshop format
The wheeled cabinet keeps the source, cooling and controls together for on-site restoration or a fixed work cell.
From manual to automated
Choose handheld operation for flexible work or discuss integration where repeatability and volume justify automation.
03 / PRODUCT FEATURES
Designed for practical restoration workflows.
Touch-screen controls, an ergonomic cleaning head and protected cable routing support day-to-day operation. Process setup and safe working controls must be established for each installation.
04 / MOBILE CABINET FORMAT
Everything needed for the cleaning job, together.
Built around a wheeled cabinet with integrated controls, cooling and cable management. The rear compartment provides organized storage for selected tools and protective accessories.
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From furniture surfaces to detailed architectural woodwork.
Furniture and antiques
Evaluate painted furniture, decorative panels, carved doors and restoration pieces with samples that match the original wood, coating and desired finish.
Wooden buildings and detailing
For beams, stairs, screens and carvings, test the process on representative areas to set the cleaning path, speed and finish acceptance criteria.
MLA-CL-P500 / P1000 parameters
| Parameter | MLA-CL-P500 | MLA-CL-P1000 |
|---|---|---|
| Model | MLA-CL-P500 | MLA-CL-P1000 |
| Power | 500 W | 1000 W |
| Voltage | 220 V | |
| Cooling | Water cooling | |
| Size | 960 × 620 × 880 mm | |
| Net weight | 90 kg | 105 kg |
| Gross weight | 105 kg | 125 kg |
| Operation | Handheld / automatic | |
The final delivered configuration, electrical connection and supplied accessories are confirmed in the quotation. Process results vary with material, finish and selected settings.
Choose the configuration around your work.
Process delivery
Confirm the cleaning head, scan field and whether your project needs flexible handheld use or integration with an automated work cell.
Installation definition
Confirm the selected model, site power, cooling requirements, accessories and training scope in the itemized quotation.
The supplied quotation rules call for an application-specific, itemized offer. Confirm equipment, customization, sampling, services, logistics and taxes separately. Free-sample scope and any additional testing charges must be agreed before dispatch.
Make the process fit the surface.
A sample evaluation makes it possible to compare settings, cleaning coverage and finish quality on your actual substrate. It is the clearest route to selecting the appropriate power and acceptance standard.
Review before commissioning
These are review questions, not operating instructions. The supplied sales and policy documents do not replace a machine manual, site risk assessment or model-specific compliance evidence.
09 / MODEL QUESTIONS
Before selecting MLA-CL-P500 / P1000
Which model is right for wood restoration?
The right model depends on the coating, target area, required throughput and finish standard. A representative sample test helps determine whether 500 W or 1000 W is the better fit.
Can the machine remove paint from every kind of wood?
Wood species, coatings, moisture and prior treatments vary significantly. Always conduct a controlled sample evaluation, particularly for antiques, veneers and high-value pieces.
Can it be integrated with automation?
The specification supports handheld or automatic operation. Share your cell layout, handling method and required cycle time to assess integration scope.
Discuss your wood restoration project.
Tell us about the wood type, existing finish, workpiece size, production volume and desired result. We will help define the P500 or P1000 configuration and sample-test scope.
Email opens a draft for you to review and send. Commercial terms, the delivered configuration and technical approval remain subject to confirmation.