Raycus RFL-C1000 Laser Cleaning Parameters
Sourcehttps://en.raycuslaser.com/
Single-module continuous-wave output puts the RFL-C1000 a rung below Raycus beam-combined stacks, and that is the point: 1 kW from one gain fiber keeps beam brightness high enough to couple into a compact handheld cable. Integrators build it into field units for mill-scale, pre-weld oxide, hull coatings and rail-component rust — continuous-duty throughput its pulsed siblings cannot match and its 2 kW twin only doubles.
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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
| Brand | Raycus |
| Model | RFL-C1000 |
| Origin | China |
| Laser type | CW fiber source |
| Wavelength | 1064 nm |
| Average power | 1000 W |
| Cooling | Water |
Source: https://en.raycuslaser.com/
Parameter ranges
Raycus RFL-C1000 positioned against other Raycus machines. Orange/blue = this model; slate band = Raycus min–max for that property. Missing properties are omitted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Published parameters for the Raycus RFL-C1000.
What is the Raycus RFL-C1000 best suited to clean?
At 1 kW drawn from a single gain module rather than a beam-combined stack, the RFL-C1000 is the brightest continuous-wave source Raycus still delivers before multi-module architecture takes over — bright enough to couple into a compact handheld cable, making it the OEM building block for field rust and mill-scale cleaners rather than a benchtop precision tool. Typical applications include mill-scale removal on structural steel, pre-weld oxide stripping, shipyard hull coating removal, and rail-component rust ablation.
How does the Raycus RFL-C1000 differ from other Raycus laser cleaning machines?
Raycus RFL-C1000: Unlike Raycus's pulsed P100Q and Q-switched siblings that cold-ablate delicate substrates, and its 2 kW C2000 twin that only doubles throughput on the same platform, the C1000 sits at the entry single-module CW tier where beam brightness still favours tight handheld coupling over raw power.
What is the average power of the Raycus RFL-C1000?
The Raycus RFL-C1000 delivers 1000 W average power at 1064 nm. It uses water cooling.
What laser architecture does the Raycus RFL-C1000 use?
The Raycus RFL-C1000 uses a Continuous Wave (CW) architecture operating at 1064 nm (CW fiber source).
Specifications sourced from manufacturer datasheets. Values are reference data — validate against your machine's actual calibration before production use.