This "dark horse" company won large orders for mining laser cleaning and marking

 Recently, Laser Photonics, a leader in the field of laser cleaning systems in the United States, announced that it has successfully received an order from Mine System Solutions (MSS), a well-known mining equipment service provider, covering CleanTech 3000-CTHD laser cleaning system and MarkStar Pro laser marking and engraving. system.

 

Wayne Tupuola, CEO of Laser Photonics, said: “We are honored to be MSS’s preferred laser technology supplier. Our CleanTech and MarkStar technologies are widely used in the mining industry for their high quality, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness. It provides a safe and environmentally friendly solution for the repair, upgrade, and process improvement of mining equipment.”



 

MSS, headquartered in Boonville, Indiana, specializes in providing a full range of repair, upgrade, and remanufacturing services for mining equipment. MSS is committed to providing the mining industry with more cost-effective solutions while ensuring safety and quality that are equivalent to or superior to original equipment manufacturing. This time, MSS will use Laser Photonics' CleanTech and MarkStar systems to further improve its technical level and efficiency in repair and remanufacturing services.

 

Specifically, the CleanTech LPC-3000-CTHD is a portable, handheld laser cleaning, roughing and surface treatment system that can efficiently remove rust, paint, and other impurities on a variety of surfaces, and its performance exceeds that of traditional sandblasting technology. The system can be easily integrated into any production line and safely placed within a designated work cell, providing great convenience for the cleaning and maintenance of mining equipment.

 

Laser Photonics' OEM laser marking and engraving kit is a nearly maintenance-free direct part marking system designed for a variety of environments with a mean time between failure (MTBF) of more than 50,000 hours. The system is easily integrated into a variety of custom laser engraving or marking applications, providing an efficient and accurate solution for the identification and traceability of mining equipment.

 

Through this cooperation, Laser Photonics will further consolidate its leading position in the field of laser cleaning and marking, while also providing strong technical support to MSS to jointly promote technological progress and development in the mining industry.

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