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4JET JETLASER M1000 Laser Cleaning Specs

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The 4JET JETLASER M1000 runs as a high-energy Q-switched nanosecond cleaner for high-throughput mold and coating work rather than low-energy finishing. Published fleet facts put 1000 W average power at 1064 nm behind 100 mJ pulses with a fixed 70 ns width and a 10 kHz top rate, and it sits above the 4JET JETLASER M500 at the same pulse punch with roughly twice the average area rate. Coupon-to-production steps start on scrap that matches the job stack, then freeze power and scan speed before full panels. Buyer FAQ covers when this cabinet fits versus lower-energy JETLASER siblings, water cooling and handpiece mass, and what stays fixed on the pulse. Class and facility rules keep Class 4 barriers, training, and fume capture on from scrap through production, and failure notes mark dwell, recipe copy, and skipped controls as the usual ways jobs go wrong.

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Canonical Specifications

Entity-fact-cited specifications for the 4JET JETLASER M1000 sourced from the canonical machines entity registry. Each row is anchored to a citation.

4JET JETLASER M1000High-Energy Q-Switched
Published specifications for 4JET JETLASER M1000
Max Power1000 W[1]
Pulse Energy100 mJ[2],[3]
Pulse Duration70 ns[2],[3]
Repetition Rate—
Beam Quality (M²)2[4]
Cooling MethodWater[5],[6]
Weight—

Sources

  2. The theory and application of nanosecond Laser surface treatment technology: A review journals.sagepub.com (opens in new tab)
  3. Research Progress and Challenges in Laser-Controlled Coating Removal pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (opens in new tab)
  4. M² Factor (Beam Quality Factor) — RP Photonics Encyclopedia rp-photonics.com (opens in new tab)
  5. Laser Cooling Units — RP Photonics Encyclopedia rp-photonics.com (opens in new tab)
  6. Guidance on Laser Safety Requirements (DOE EFCOG Laser Safety Community of Practice, 2023) efcog.org (opens in new tab)

Published Specifications

Brand4JET
ModelJETLASER M1000
OriginGermany
Laser typeNanosecond pulsed fiber
Wavelength1064 nm
Average power1000 W
Max pulse energy100 mJ
Pulse width70 ns
Pulse frequencynull–10 kHz
CoolingWater
IP ratingIP20
Beam quality (M²)< 2

Source: https://www.4jet.de/en/products/surface-cleaning/jetlaser

Parameter ranges

4JET JETLASER M1000 positioned against other 4JET machines. Orange/blue = this model; slate band = 4JET min–max for that property. Missing properties are omitted.

Parameter rangesAvg Power1,000 WPulse Energy100.0 mJFrequency10.0 kHzPulse Width70.0 nsBeam Quality M²2.00 Published datasheet4JET range
Each row is scaled to the 4JET lineup max for that property (not a shared multi-unit axis). Validate against machine calibration before production use.

Pulse energy — 4JET lineup

JETLASER M1000 highlighted among 4JET systems with datasheet max pulse energy (mJ). Color = architecture.

Pulse energy — 4JET lineup0.003163941254JET JETLASER M1000: 100 mJ · Q-HE (this machine)4JET JETLASER M1000100 mJ · Q-HE4JET JETLASER M500: 100 mJ · Q-HE4JET JETLASER M500100 mJ · Q-HE4JET JETLASER M200: 10 mJ · Q-std4JET JETLASER M20010 mJ · Q-std
  • Q-HE
  • Q-std
  • MOPA
  • CW
  • This machine
Parity basis: datasheet max pulse energy (mJ) only · pulsed · ~1064 nm · shared contaminant thresholds · modeled spot (not a certified cross-OEM test).

Fleet Power vs. Pulse Energy

Where the 4JET JETLASER M1000 sits among 52 laser-cleaning machines with published power and pulse energy. Log-scale axes; shape = architecture; orange highlight = this machine.

Fleet Power vs. Pulse Energy104050801001602503206401.0k1.3k1.3k2.6k124581016253264100125128256Max Power (W)Pulse Energy (mJ)Netalux Jango®: 200 W, 100 mJcleanLASER CL1000iF: 1000 W, 10 mJPULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 100M: 100 W, 1.5 mJPULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 200M: 200 W, 1.5 mJPULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 300M: 300 W, 1.5 mJPULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 500A: 500 W, 1.5 mJPULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 1000A: 1000 W, 1.5 mJLaserax LXQ-UHP Series (500W–3kW): 1750 W, 100 mJ4JET JETLASER M200: 200 W, 10 mJ4JET JETLASER M500: 500 W, 100 mJ4JET JETLASER M1000: 1000 W, 100 mJ (this machine)SenFeng SF500HC: 500 W, 50 mJSenFeng SF1000HC: 1000 W, 50 mJHan's Laser HC-PD: 125 W, 1.5 mJP-Laser QF-500: 500 W, 50 mJP-Laser QF-1000: 1000 W, 100 mJP-Laser QF-2000: 2000 W, 100 mJPowerlase Vulcan 500c: 500 W, 40 mJPowerlase FL-C100C: 100 W, 5 mJJNCT Laser 100W Air Cooling Laser Cleaning Machine: 100 W, 1 mJJNCT Laser 200W Air Cooling Laser Cleaning Machine: 200 W, 1 mJWuhan Sintec STPL-V-i500C: 500 W, 60 mJWuhan Sintec STPL-V-i1600: 1600 W, 250 mJHan's Laser HC-PD 50W: 50 W, 1.1 mJHan's Laser HC-PD 100W: 100 W, 1.5 mJHan's Laser HC-PD 200W: 200 W, 1.5 mJNetalux Needle 100: 100 W, 1 mJNetalux Needle 150: 150 W, 1 mJNetalux Needle 200: 200 W, 2 mJNetalux Needle 300: 300 W, 2 mJcleanLASER CL 500: 500 W, 25 mJP-Laser QFC-50: 50 W, 1 mJP-Laser QFC-100: 100 W, 1 mJP-Laser QFC-200: 200 W, 1 mJP-Laser QFC-300: 300 W, 1 mJLaserax LXQ-UHP 500W: 500 W, 100 mJLaserax LXQ-UHP 1000W: 1000 W, 100 mJLaserax LXQ-UHP 2000W: 2000 W, 150 mJLaserax LXQ-UHP 3000W: 3000 W, 150 mJFortune Laser FL-C200: 200 W, 2 mJFortune Laser FL-C300: 300 W, 2 mJP-Laser ECO-C 200: 200 W, 1 mJP-Laser ECO-C 500: 500 W, 1.5 mJNetalux Kamino 300: 300 W, 50 mJNarran ROD 300 Air: 300 W, 15 mJNarran ROD 500: 500 W, 50 mJNarran ROD 1000: 1000 W, 50 mJNarran ROD 2000: 2000 W, 100 mJNarran ROD 100 Air: 100 W, 1.54 mJNarran ROD 500 Bright+: 500 W, 100 mJNarran ROD 1000 Bright+: 1000 W, 100 mJNarran ROD 2000 Bright+: 2000 W, 100 mJ
Fleet power vs. pulse energy data
MachineMax Power (W)Pulse Energy (mJ)
Netalux Jango®200100
cleanLASER CL1000iF100010
PULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 100M1001.5
PULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 200M2001.5
PULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 300M3001.5
PULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 500A5001.5
PULSAR Laser SHARK P CL 1000A10001.5
Laserax LXQ-UHP Series (500W–3kW)1750100
4JET JETLASER M20020010
4JET JETLASER M500500100
4JET JETLASER M1000 (current)1000100
SenFeng SF500HC50050
SenFeng SF1000HC100050
Han's Laser HC-PD1251.5
P-Laser QF-50050050
P-Laser QF-10001000100
P-Laser QF-20002000100
Powerlase Vulcan 500c50040
Powerlase FL-C100C1005
JNCT Laser 100W Air Cooling Laser Cleaning Machine1001
JNCT Laser 200W Air Cooling Laser Cleaning Machine2001
Wuhan Sintec STPL-V-i500C50060
Wuhan Sintec STPL-V-i16001600250
Han's Laser HC-PD 50W501.1
Han's Laser HC-PD 100W1001.5
Han's Laser HC-PD 200W2001.5
Netalux Needle 1001001
Netalux Needle 1501501
Netalux Needle 2002002
Netalux Needle 3003002
cleanLASER CL 50050025
P-Laser QFC-50501
P-Laser QFC-1001001
P-Laser QFC-2002001
P-Laser QFC-3003001
Laserax LXQ-UHP 500W500100
Laserax LXQ-UHP 1000W1000100
Laserax LXQ-UHP 2000W2000150
Laserax LXQ-UHP 3000W3000150
Fortune Laser FL-C2002002
Fortune Laser FL-C3003002
P-Laser ECO-C 2002001
P-Laser ECO-C 5005001.5
Netalux Kamino 30030050
Narran ROD 300 Air30015
Narran ROD 50050050
Narran ROD 1000100050
Narran ROD 20002000100
Narran ROD 100 Air1001.54
Narran ROD 500 Bright+500100
Narran ROD 1000 Bright+1000100
Narran ROD 2000 Bright+2000100
  • MOPA
  • Q-HE
  • Q-std
  • This machine
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Specifications sourced from manufacturer datasheets. Values are reference data — validate against your machine's actual calibration before production use.

Buyer questions about 4JET JETLASER M1000

  • How does the M1000 differ from the M500 at the same 100 mJ pulse energy?

    Both cabinets publish 100 mJ pulses and a fixed 70 ns width, so peak punch stays in the same high-energy band. The M1000 doubles average power to 1000 W[1] and raises the published top rate to 10 kHz, which clears the same aged coatings at roughly twice the area rate when the scan map can use that throughput.

  • Is the M1000 meant for delicate finishing or high-throughput cleaning?

    The M1000 sits in the high-throughput tier of the JETLASER line for in-situ mold cleaning and heavy coating work, so delicate finishing that needs a softer 10 mJ-class pulse belongs on the standard Q-switched M100, M200, or M300 siblings instead of this 100 mJ cabinet.

  • What cooling and handpiece mass should a shop plan for?

    The published path is water-cooled. The handpiece stays under about 5 kg while the supply unit is near 365 kg, so floor space and chiller hookup matter more than wand weight when you stage the cabinet for production.

  • Are pulse width and maximum pulse energy adjustable on the M1000?

    Pulse width is published as a fixed 70 ns value, and maximum pulse energy is published at 100 mJ. Operators steer the job with average power, pulse rate up to the published 10 kHz top, and scan speed rather than stretching the pulse or raising energy past that ceiling.

Sources(1 reference)
  1. JETLASER 4jet.de (opens in new tab) — 1000 W average power with 100 mJ nanosecond pulses at 1064 nm
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