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For the cleaning of cultural relics, commonly used mechanical cleaning and chemical cleaning may damage the background of cultural relics.
GBL CNC: has successfully developed a new product DW1000 cultural relics laser cleaning machine, which can restore the original appearance of cultural relics to the greatest extent and extend the life of cultural relics.
The laser adopts a dual-wavelength design and a unique light beam homogenization design to ensure the removal of organic and inorganic substances on the surface. It has good stability and can be customized. There is no need to choose a frequency conversion module according to the material of the cultural relics, and the output is the same as the light source.
The laser light source adopts MOPA structure design, and the single pulse energy is greater than 1J. Through precise control of power supply and precise design of light guide, the energy density can be continuously adjusted, and the process optimization will not cause damage to the cultural relics matrix.
The unique homogenization design of the light beam ensures the quality of the output light, and has good stability for long-term work. It can be customized, and the frequency conversion module is optional. The output wavelength covers 355m, 532nm, 1064nm, etc.
The laser repetition frequency can reach more than 10Hz (single pulse energy 1J), which can be matched with the dual-axis galvanometer system and external motion mechanism to achieve efficient cleaning.
Laser pulses are used to impact the object to be cleaned, without direct mechanical contact, and with less damage to the substrate.
The cleaning operation only involves the laser-irradiated area, and the affected area is small, which can deal with complex-shaped surfaces or special parts.
A single pulse can be controlled to affect the thickness of several microns, and the depth of cleaning can be controlled to extremely high precision, without causing damage to the cultural relics, allowing cleaning on the surface of objects that are easily broken or easily changed.
No chemical agents or additives are required, no waste water and waste liquid, and no secondary pollutants harmful to the human body and environment.
Adopt a solid-state laser source with a maximum 1J single pulse energy and unique beam homogenization design to ensure uniform output beam. Multi-joint rotation and dual-wavelength total reflection direct water-cooled light guide design, combined with a self-developed intelligent control system, can non-destructively remove surface oil, mold, and other pollutants on the surface of calligraphy, painting, murals, bronzes, and other cultural relics.
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Pulse laser and continuous laser are two distinct types of lasers that are used in various applications across different fields. A pulse laser emits energy in short bursts, or pulses, while a continuous laser emits a continuous beam of energy. This is the primary difference between the two types of lasers.
One advantage of pulse lasers is that they can deliver very high peak powers, which can be useful for cutting through materials in manufacturing or for delivering precise energy to targeted areas in medical procedures. Continuous lasers, on the other hand, are better suited for applications that require a steady stream of energy over a longer period of time, such as in optical communication systems.
Overall, understanding the differences between pulse laser and continuous laser can help professionals in various industries choose the best laser technology for their specific needs and applications.
Choosing the right laser cleaner can be a daunting task. With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to determine which one will best suit your needs. However, with a few key factors in mind, you can make an informed decision.
Firstly, consider the type of material you will be cleaning. Different laser cleaners are designed for different materials, so it’s important to choose one that is compatible with the material you will be working with.
You should also consider the size and shape of the surface you will be cleaning. Laser cleaners come in a variety of sizes and designs, so it’s essential to choose one that can accommodate the size and shape of your workpiece.
Another important factor to consider is the power output of the laser. Higher power outputs may be necessary for tougher cleaning applications.
Lastly, consider the cost and overall value of the laser cleaner you are considering. Make sure to compare features and prices to determine which option will provide the best value for your money.