A 15-watt UV laser is used to strip paint off stainless steel coatings. The effect is more durable than traditional ink printing and is not easy to erase.

In recent years, with the continuous development of ultraviolet laser technology, more and more customers have begun to choose to use ultraviolet lasers to replace traditional ink printing technology to achieve a more durable and difficult-to-eradicate coating peeling effect. Among them, the RFH 15-watt ultraviolet laser has attracted much attention in the market.

Compared with traditional ink jet printing technology, UV laser technology has higher precision and wider applicability. It can easily peel off the coating on stainless steel surfaces without causing any damage to the base material. In addition, UV laser technology also has higher production efficiency, which can greatly shorten the production cycle and improve production efficiency.

In the field of stainless steel coating stripping, the advantages of UV laser technology are not only reflected in accuracy and efficiency. What's more, its paint-stripping effect is more durable and won't be easily wiped off. This is because the energy of the ultraviolet laser is very concentrated and can ablate the coating instantly without causing any impact on the substrate. In contrast, traditional ink jet printing technology often forms a film with strong adhesion on the coating surface, which is easily worn and erased.

As the leader in the market, the RFH 15-watt UV laser has outstanding performance and effects. It uses an advanced solid-state laser that can output high-energy, high-density ultraviolet laser, making the paint stripping effect more significant. At the same time, the equipment also has the characteristics of high precision, high speed and high stability, which can meet the needs of different customers.

In short, UV laser technology has advantages that traditional inkjet printing technology cannot match in the field of stainless steel coating stripping. As one of the representatives of this technology, the RFH 15-watt ultraviolet laser will be more widely used and promoted in the future.