Quick cleaning rust from metal, initially with a laser TRUMPF TruMicro 7050 power 750 Watt, and in the second video with a CL1000, power 1000 Watt.

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1. DrFred says:

   02/01/2015 at 20:11

   Have put in reverse motion, and it seems that cleans. Γνωστό κόλπο…

   

   

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   • El_Greco says:

     19/01/2015 at 12:07

     Are you trying to say that science has already advanced in construction lasers designed to rust metal surfaces, solving with a way a multiannual and firm demand of humanity for direct oxidation of materials;

     

     

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     • DrFred says:

       20/01/2015 at 23:29

       No, I say that they have put into reverse movement and it seems that cleans. Γνωστό κόλπο…

       

       

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       • El_Greco says:

         21/01/2015 at 09:00

         But this I ask. Do you mean that in normal traffic laser that makes rust;

         

         

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         • DrFred says:

           22/01/2015 at 13:28

           Oxygen do to rust, the laser simply accelerate the process.

           

           

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           • fnitsio says:

             22/01/2015 at 13:42

             the laser burns the thin layer of rust and leaves the clean metal dear doctor

             

             

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             • DrFred says:

               22/01/2015 at 22:40

               When you say Burns; Burning is the association with oxygen and in the case of metal combustion product is what we call rust. So how burned the rust; #checkmate

               

               
             • Finger says:

               02/07/2020 at 19:41

               It burns the rust in gaseous form without passing the liquid phase. Pulsed laser