1.5 / 2 kW configuration
- Power
- 1,500 / 2,000 W
- Input
- AC 220 V ±10%, 50/60 Hz
- Scan width
- 300 mm / 11.8 in
- Fiber cable
- 10 m / 32.8 ft; extendable
- Cleaning head
- 1 kg / 2.2 lb
- System weight
- Approximately 180 kg / 397 lb
Water-cooled continuous cleaning
One shared series number, configured around two power bands, utility supply and scan width.
Two water-cooled configurations
The TY-HS1022 water-cooled continuous laser cleaning series has two configuration groups: 1,500 or 2,000 W, and 3,000 or 6,000 W. Compare their electrical supply, scan width, head weight and installation needs against the same surface-cleaning task.
Whole-machine warranty: 2 years · Final price and delivery timing depend on power, electrical supply, fiber length, safety, extraction and integration scope.
Specifications
Values below follow the listed configuration records. Final power, utility, cooling and supply scope are confirmed in the project quotation.
Compare the 1.5 / 2 kW and 3 / 6 kW equipment bands without treating the shared TY-HS1022 series number as separate product models.
Both listed configurations use water cooling and a continuous fiber laser source for industrial cleaning projects.
The listed scan width increases with the selected configuration, supporting different workpiece sizes and cleaning-area requirements.
A 10 m fiber cable and handheld cleaning head support access around steel structures, large components and installed equipment.
The lower-power band is listed for 220 V input, while the 3 / 6 kW band is listed for 380 V input; the project utility plan is confirmed before quotation.
Power, scan width and project scope are confirmed after reviewing the substrate, surface layer, cleaning area, access and acceptance sample.
A typical sequence for matching the system to the substrate, surface layer, access conditions and production duty.
Base material and surface-layer review
Rust, oxide, paint or coating definition
Cleaning area and access check
Sample and acceptance-standard planning
Power-band and scan-width selection
Electrical supply and cooling review
Fiber length, safety and extraction scope
Installation and commissioning plan
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View all industry solutionsThe lower group offers 1,500 or 2,000 W and the higher group offers 3,000 or 6,000 W. These are specified choices, not confirmation of every intermediate rating. Open the relevant detail page to review the complete package.
The lower group lists 220 V input, 300 mm scan width and a 1 kg head; the higher group lists 380 V, 500 mm and a 2 kg head. Both use water cooling and list ten-metre fiber, with extensions reviewed by configuration.
Give each proposed configuration the same substrate, layer, geometry and acceptance requirements. Include working access, operating schedule, cooling, extraction and installation scope so price and expected output refer to a comparable cleaning task.
Compare the cleaning result required on the real surface, then review available supply, head handling, machine position and intended operating schedule. The higher rating alone does not establish the better configuration.
No. TY-HS1022 uses a continuous fiber laser and water cooling. The TY-QX1019 series offers pulsed configurations for a separate process comparison.
The current series lists 1,500, 2,000, 3,000 and 6,000 W. Intermediate ratings are not established by the group names and should not be assumed.
The 1,500/2,000 W group lists AC 220 V and the 3,000/6,000 W group lists AC 380 V, both at 50/60 Hz with water cooling. Confirm electrical load and cooling installation for the selected package.
Provide substrate and surface-layer information, cleaning area and geometry, required finish and operating schedule. Include available utilities, working reach and the required extraction, safeguarding, delivery and commissioning scope.
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Price depends on output power, electrical supply, scan width, fiber length, safety package, extraction, automation interface and installation scope.