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IPG Photonics YLC-series 2000W class Laser Cleaning Parameters

Sourcehttps://www.ipgphotonics.com/solutions/laser-materials-processing/laser-cleaning

Aerospace and nuclear-decontamination integrators reach for the IPG Photonics YLC-2000 not as a finished cabinet but as the water-cooled CW fiber source they build cleaning cells around. At 2000 W continuous-wave, 1064 nm, it strips e-coat, oxides, and mill-scale by sustained thermal cleaning, doubling the YLC-1000 throughput and trading the Q-switched YLP pulsed selectivity for raw continuous-wave stripping speed on heavy production coatings.

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OEM Laser Source Module

This is a laser source module sold to system integrators — not a complete laser cleaning machine. Specifications reflect the bare source only. End-user systems built on this module will vary in beam delivery, scan head, and enclosure.

Published Specifications

BrandIPG Photonics
ModelYLC-series 2000W class
OriginUSA
Laser typeCW fiber source
Wavelength1064 nm
Average power2000 W
CoolingWater

Source: https://www.ipgphotonics.com/solutions/laser-materials-processing/laser-cleaning

Parameter ranges

IPG Photonics YLC-series 2000W class positioned against other IPG Photonics machines. Orange/blue = this model; slate band = IPG Photonics min–max for that property. Missing properties are omitted.

Avg Power2,000 WPublished datasheet
Each row is scaled to the IPG Photonics lineup max for that property (not a shared multi-unit axis). Validate against machine calibration before production use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Published parameters for the IPG Photonics YLC-series 2000W class.

What is the average power of the IPG Photonics YLC-series 2000W class?

The IPG Photonics YLC-series 2000W class delivers 2000 W average power at 1064 nm. It uses water cooling.

What laser architecture does the IPG Photonics YLC-series 2000W class use?

The IPG Photonics YLC-series 2000W class uses a Continuous Wave (CW) architecture operating at 1064 nm (CW fiber source).

IPG Photonics systems

Specifications sourced from manufacturer datasheets. Values are reference data — validate against your machine's actual calibration before production use.