U.S.Purchases 3kW Laser Cleaning System For Vehicle Maintenance

Recently, Laser Photonics, a US-based developer of laser cleaning systems, announced that it has successfully delivered an order from Fort Liberty, USA. Fort Liberty is one of the largestbases in the world and is also the largest U.S. Army base, known as the "Home of U.S. Airborne and Special Forces".
Upon delivery of the order, Laser Photonics will service its LPC-3000-CTHD laser cleaning system, which will be used in the maintenance ofvehicle facilities and equipment.
The CleanTech LPC-3000-CTHD is a 3kW power roughing and surface preparation system designed to remove rust, coatings, dirt, etc. from a variety of surfaces. It is the most powerful laser cleaning system ever purchased by the U.S.from Laser Photonics and the first 3000 CTHD laser cleaning system sold by Laser Photonics to the U.S. Army.
Wayne Tupuola, the company's chief executive officer, said, "Our CleanTech and DefenseTech products continue to help thebe mission ready by providing cutting-edge, environmentally friendly technology that meetsstandards."
Operators at Fort Liberty Base will utilize the technology and equipment to maintain and clean vehicles and other equipment in an efficient and cost-effective manner.
Laser Photonics' CleanTech LPC-3000-CTHD is a high-powered 3,000W laser cleaning, roughing and surface preparation system, which utilizes the company's latest laser technology to provide superior results while being safer and more environmentally friendly than traditional abrasive cleaning methods.