Allied Scientific Pro LaserBlast 200W Laser Cleaning Parameters
Sourcehttps://www.alliedscientificpro.com/laser-cleaning-system
Fixed high-peak-power nanosecond pulses set the LaserBlast 200W apart from its MOPA-based siblings: a standard Q-switched, air-cooled fiber source built to spall oxide and strip aircraft lead-based paint without a water chiller. Allied Scientific Pro tunes this 1064 nm tier for weld-seam preparation and avionics restoration, where concentrated pulse energy lifts coatings faster than the adjustable pulse-width finesse the 100-1000 W MOPA line offers.
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Published Specifications
| Brand | Allied Scientific Pro |
| Model | LaserBlast 200W |
| Origin | Canada |
| Laser type | Pulsed fiber |
| Wavelength | 1064 nm |
| Average power | 200 W |
| Cooling | Air |
Source: https://www.alliedscientificpro.com/laser-cleaning-system
Parameter ranges
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Frequently Asked Questions
Published parameters for the Allied Scientific Pro LaserBlast 200W.
What is the average power of the Allied Scientific Pro LaserBlast 200W?
The Allied Scientific Pro LaserBlast 200W delivers 200 W average power at 1064 nm. It uses air cooling.
What laser architecture does the Allied Scientific Pro LaserBlast 200W use?
The Allied Scientific Pro LaserBlast 200W uses a Standard Q-Switched architecture operating at 1064 nm (Pulsed fiber).
Specifications sourced from manufacturer datasheets. Values are reference data — validate against your machine's actual calibration before production use.