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LaserStrip 200W
Pulsed Fibre Laser.

Our entry-point pulsed fibre laser. Light, precise and low-running-cost, ideal for detailed cleaning, stripping and getting started commercially.

From £6,650 (ex freight & delivery)
In stock, built to order · typically two to eight weeks from enquiry to operational
200 W
Output Power
1064 nm
Wavelength
Air
Cooled
38 kg
Weight
Power 200W 300W 500W 1000W 1500W 2000W

Technical specification

LaserStrip
200W Pulsed Fibre Laser

The 200W is the machine most operators start on. It has all the finesse of the larger units for detailed work: kitchen doors, automotive parts, light rust and signage, while being the lightest to carry, the cheapest to run, and the easiest on a single-phase socket. If your work is precision-led rather than large-area production, this is the model.

Laser SourcePulsed fibre (MOPA)
Output Power200 W
Wavelength1064 nm
Pulse Width30 – 500 ns
Pulse Frequency1 – 4000 kHz
Max Pulse EnergyUp to 5 mJ
Scan FieldUp to 120 × 120 mm
Cleaning GunHandheld, 1.3 kg
Fibre Cable5 m
CoolingAir-cooled, self-contained
Power Supply220V 50/60Hz, single-phase
Weight≈ 38 kg
Footprint (W×D×H)≈ 560 × 250 × 520 mm
Safety ClassClass 4

Lens, cable length and pulse-energy options vary by configuration. Exact figures confirmed on enquiry.

Class 4 laser use at work is governed by the Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at Work Regulations 2010. See also HSE guidance on non-ionising radiation. Every machine ships with the safety documentation and signage those duties require.

LaserStrip 200W Pulsed Fibre Laser pulsed fibre laser cleaning machine

What's included

More Than Just
the Machine

  • LaserStrip 200W Pulsed Fibre Laser, fully assembled and tested
  • Professional mobile, van-ready configuration
  • Hands-on operational training at our Leeds studio
  • Full laser safety documentation and compliance pack
  • UK-based technical support after purchase
  • Operator manual, maintenance schedule, PPE kit and signage
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Machine pricing

LaserStrip 200W Pricing

Choose the pulse energy that matches your work. Every 200W machine ships with training, safety documentation, aftercare and UK support. Prices in GBP.

Pulse Energy
2 mJ
£6,650
200W pulsed fibre laser
Reserve the 2 mJ configuration
Pulse Energy
5 mJ
£6,650
200W pulsed fibre laser
Reserve the 5 mJ configuration

All prices are shown in GBP (£) and exclude VAT, international freight, import charges, customs clearance (where applicable) and UK mainland delivery. Freight and delivery costs fluctuate, so all shipping and delivery charges are quoted in real time at the point of purchase. The VAT treatment that applies to your order is confirmed in writing before any payment beyond the refundable deposit. Request a full quote →

Business finance is available through an FCA-regulated broker, limited companies on any machine, sole traders above £25,000. Check if you qualify →

Best suited to

What the 200W Is Built For

Every LaserStrip machine unlocks seven revenue streams. The 200W is strongest on the work below. See all seven services.

Who the 200W is for

The 200W suits joiners, restorers, detailers and tradespeople adding laser cleaning to an existing business. If most of your work is bench-sized (doors, panels, parts and signage), its lower power is an advantage: it gives you fine control and a gentle touch on delicate substrates, at the lowest purchase and running cost in the range.

Typical 200W jobs

Typical 200W jobs are kitchen and cabinet door stripping, automotive parts and trim, light surface rust and small graffiti tags. It lifts paint and lacquer from a kitchen door in minutes with no sanding dust and no solvent tanks, which is why joinery and furniture businesses often find it pays for itself on door-stripping work alone.

01
Kitchen Door Stripping
Strip paint and lacquer from doors and cabinetry without sanding, soaking or solvents.
02
Automotive Surface Prep
Strip panels, chassis and parts back to bright metal, ready for paint or coating.
03
Rust & Paint Removal
Complete corrosion removal from metal and steel, left clean and coating-ready. No grinding required.

Compare the range

Six Power Levels, One Lineup

Every model shares the same pulsed fibre technology, training and UK support. The difference is removal speed and the scale of work it suits.

LaserStrip pulsed fibre laser cleaning machine range: specification comparison
Model Output Max pulse energy Weight Removal speed Best for
LaserStrip 200W 200 W Up to 5 mJ ≈ 38 kg Controlled Precision & entry-level. The most portable and affordable way to start.
LaserStrip 300W 300 W Up to 15 mJ ≈ 45 kg Fast The most popular choice. Handles every job most operators meet, day to day.
LaserStrip 500W 500 W Up to 15 mJ 50 kg High Heavy-duty production for larger surfaces and commercial contracts.
LaserStrip 1000W 1000 W Up to 50 mJ ≈ 75 kg Very high Industrial power for the heaviest large-area contracts.
LaserStrip 1500W 1500 W Up to 50 mJ ≈ 95 kg Very high Very heavy industrial production for the largest contracts.
LaserStrip 2000W 2000 W Up to 50 mJ ≈ 120 kg Maximum The absolute maximum removal rate, for the heaviest work at scale.

Optional add-on

Buy the machine.
We build the business around it.

LaserStrip Business Launch is an optional twelve-month package: a website and SEO aimed at the laser niches you pick, cold email, Google Ads and LinkedIn campaigns, Laser Safety Officer certification, on-site demo and training, and ongoing support. Bought separately from the machine, and entirely up to you.

See what is included

Before you choose

Laser, or the method you use now?

The 200W only makes sense if it beats what you already do. Here is the honest comparison, including the jobs where it does not.

How laser cleaning compares with abrasive blasting, dry ice blasting and chemical stripping
Method How it behaves Laser instead When it still wins
Abrasive blasting
Read the comparison →
Erodes the surface itself, and can damage soft stone, thin metal and fine detail. Lower entry cost, but ongoing bills for media, containment and disposal. Non-contact, and removes only the contaminant. Runs on electricity, with no media to buy, contain or dispose of. Very large, rough, robust surfaces where there is no damage risk.
Dry ice blasting
Read the comparison →
Leaves no media on the floor, but the pellets cannot be stored: a delivery loses mass by the hour and is usually gone within a day or two. No consumable to reorder, store, or run out of mid-job. A tuned pulsed laser stops exactly at the clean layer. Work where CO2 supply is already on site and surface control is not critical.
Chemical stripping
Read the comparison →
Softens coatings with solvents over time, bringing fumes, protective controls and waste that has to be disposed of correctly. Lifts paint with light. No solvents, no soaking, no residue to rinse or neutralise. Small, intricate parts that fit fully inside a dip tank.

Still weighing it up? Hire a machine first and put it on your own work before committing. On monthly agreements the hire fees come off a later purchase.

Applications

What the 200W is used for

Beyond cleaning, this machine is specified for laser ablation and surface preparation: removing coatings, oxides and contamination as a preparation step before painting, coating, welding and bonding. These guides cover where it fits and where it does not.

Laser ablation and surface preparation The main guide: what ablation is, what decides whether it works, and how it compares to sanding, blasting and chemical stripping. Read more → Paint and varnish on wood Timber, furniture and joinery, with the substrate caveats stated plainly. Read more → Professional refinishing Where a laser fits into a refinishing process, and where conventional preparation still wins. Read more → Staircases and joinery Spindles, newel posts and mouldings, the slowest hand-stripping job there is. Read more →

Not sure whether your application suits a laser? Tell us what you are trying to remove and what is underneath it and we will give you a straight answer, including when conventional preparation is the better call.

The 200W machine

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the LaserStrip 200W Pulsed Fibre Laser cost?+

The 200W starts from £6,650, with the exact figure set by the pulse-energy configuration you choose (2 mJ, 5 mJ). See the pricing table above for every option. Prices are in GBP and exclude VAT, international freight, import charges, customs clearance and UK mainland delivery, which are quoted in real time at the point of purchase. Every machine includes professional configuration, hands-on training, full safety documentation and UK technical support.

Is the 200W the right power for my work?+

The 200W is the machine most operators start on. It has all the finesse of the larger units for detailed work: kitchen doors, automotive parts, light rust and signage, while being the lightest to carry, the cheapest to run, and the easiest on a single-phase socket. If your work is precision-led rather than large-area production, this is the model. Not sure? Tell us the jobs you want to win and we will recommend the right model from our 200W, 300W, 500W and 1000W lineup.

What can I clean with the 200W?+

A pulsed fibre laser is non-abrasive and chemical-free, so it lifts contaminants without touching the substrate underneath. The 200W is suited to kitchen doors, cabinetry and joinery, automotive parts, detailing and restoration, light rust, paint and lacquer removal and more. See the full range on our laser cleaning services page.

Do I need experience to operate it?+

No. Every purchase includes hands-on training at our Leeds studio covering laser safety, operation, quoting and commercial work. You leave ready to earn, taught by operators who use these machines commercially every day.

Where do you deliver?+

We deliver nationwide and cover the whole of Yorkshire as standard. See our Yorkshire areas page. Training and handover take place at our Leeds studio.

Should I buy the 200W or hire one first?+

If you plan to trade long term, buying outright pays back fastest. If you want to test demand first, hiring a laser machine is the lower-risk start, and hire fees can be offset against a later purchase.

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