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T E CHNOLOG Y

MAY 2017

51

New technology added to laser surface

preparation range

FONON Corporation has announced

the release of Flexion™ technology, to

be incorporated into the CleanTech™

product line. Marketed under the Laser

Photonics™ brand, CleanTech laser

products are used for surface preparation,

paint removal and surface cleaning. The

newly released CleanTech systems offer

a non-abrasive cleaning process that is

safer and more eco-friendly.

Flexion technology allows CleanTech

to remove rust, paint, anodisation and

other surface materials in areas that are

typically difficult to reach. Most other

systems are statically positioned, which

limits the laser cleaning ability to only

the static path of the trajectory beam.

The CleanTech Megacenter with

Flexion technology offers amotion control

stage that operates in both x and y axes,

allowing the ability to move in various

directions and clean nested parts under

the path of the trajectory beam path.

This allows the laser cleaning process to

efficiently affect 100 per cent of all sides

of the exposed parts. The Megacenter is

available as a stand-alone unit or can be

integrated into a production line.

“Fonon’s Flexion technology opens

the door for smaller companies to adopt

the most advanced laser technology for

modern manufacturing,” said Dmitriy

Nikitin, CEO of Fonon. “Unlike other

products, which are often simplistic

and sometimes not even safe, we have

invested the effort, the degree of difficulty,

and the vision needed to build our laser

cleaning equipment with full compliance

to OSHA, FDA, CDRH conforming to

Class 1 laser safety ‘push a button’

industrial operation.”

Dr Nikitin continued, “We’ve already

started booking orders for the first US-

based line of industrial laser cleaning

equipment and the applications are

endless; whether it’s aerospace de-

painting, marine rust removal, automotive

pre-welding ablation, or hi-tech parts

cleaning for bonding applications.”

Laser Photonics’ CleanTech product

line can be used for various applications

across many industries, including paint

and epoxy removal for items such

as aviation parts; mould cleaning for

the rubber and tyre industries; weld

preparation; metal parts cleaning;

anodising removal; surface conditioning

for better adhesion; corrosion removal

for items such as surgical instruments;

rust removal; and degreasing. Included

in the line are the CleanTech Megacenter

stationary unit, and the portable

CleanTech Handheld for use in the field

or on the factory floor. The CleanTech

systems offer Class 1 enclosures for

Class 4 lasers.

Fonon Technologies, Inc

– USA

Website:

www.fonon.com