Hanten 6000W Continuous Laser Cleaning Machine

6000W Continuous Laser Cleaning Machine Rated for Up to 120 m² of Rust Removal per Hour — About Twice the Output of a 3000W System

The Hanten 6000W pairs a 6000W continuous fiber laser with scan widths up to 500 mm, scan speeds up to 40,000 mm/s, a water-cooled dual-handle cleaning head, and a 10-inch touchscreen with mobile app control — built for ship hulls, storage tanks, bridges, and large steel structures.

Ship hulls, storage tanks, bridges, pipelines, and heavy steel structures are measured in hundreds or thousands of square meters, and at that scale cleaning speed decides the schedule and the budget. Sandblasting crews burn through abrasive, containment, and cleanup on every job; lower-power laser cleaners simply cannot cover the area fast enough. A 6000W continuous-wave laser closes that gap, stripping heavy rust, thick oxide, and aged coatings at production rates with no abrasive media and no chemical waste.

The Hanten 6000W Continuous Laser Cleaning Machine (model HTCL6000) is Hanten's highest-power handheld continuous cleaner. It combines a 6000W continuous fiber source from MAX or BWT, a full-body water-cooled cleaning head with five-level safety protection, a 10-inch HD touchscreen, and smartphone app control for monitoring and adjusting parameters on large job sites.

Clear Up to 120 m² of Light Rust per Hour — About Twice a 3000W System

Hanten's laboratory measured its continuous cleaners across rust thicknesses, and the 6000W roughly doubles a 3000W system at every level: 100–120 m²/h on rust up to 50 µm (versus 50–60 m²/h), 70 m²/h on 50–100 µm rust (versus 30 m²/h), and 40 m²/h on rust thicker than 100 µm (versus 20 m²/h). Hanten also rates it at about 80 m²/h on 200 µm oxide layers and 200 µm paint. More power reaching the surface every second means each stroke strips more material, so a hull section or tank wall that would take a 3000W crew two days can be done in roughly one.

Sweep Up to 500 mm per Pass at Scan Speeds Up to 40,000 mm/s

Four field-lens configurations set the scan width: F500 (10–165 mm), F900 (10–300 mm), F1200 (10–360 mm), and F1400 (10–500 mm), with scan speed adjustable from 10 to 40,000 mm/s. The widest setting covers half a meter per pass, which slashes the number of strokes needed on flat plate, hull sections, and tank walls, while the narrower lenses concentrate energy for heavy scale, welds, and edges. Being able to choose the width for the surface is how one machine handles both broad stripping and focused heavy-corrosion work.

Built for Ship Hulls, Tanks, Bridges, and Steel Structures — Not Thin or Precision Parts

Hanten designs the 6000W for large-area, heavy-duty cleaning: ship hull rust and paint removal, storage tanks, pipelines, bridges, construction steel, and thick oxide or heavy corrosion. A continuous beam at this power puts substantial heat into the surface, which is exactly what makes it fast on thick steel — and why Hanten states it is not intended for molds, precision parts, or thin metal. For delicate substrates or finish-critical work, a pulsed laser cleaner is the right tool; the 6000W is for the jobs where square meters per hour drive the project.

Run Long Shifts at Full Power With Full-Body Water Cooling and High-Threshold Optics

The 6000W uses an all-around water-cooling system that extends through the cleaning head, so the optics stay at a stable temperature through long, continuous runs in shipyards and on construction sites. High-damage-threshold optical components hold up to sustained 6000W output, and the system uses a QBH connector with a 50 µm core fiber rated for this power class. Stable cooling and robust optics are what let a high-power cleaner deliver its rated throughput hour after hour instead of in short bursts between cool-downs.

Protect the Operator With Five Layers of Safety in the Cleaning Head

At 6000W, safety systems are not optional extras. The dual-handle cleaning head builds in five levels of protection: a safety lock switch, a double-click power-on button, a safety sensor switch, an optical protection and alarm system that monitors collimation, focus, back-reflection, and external conditions, and a magnetic induction switch. Smart optical-path protection watches the system in real time and stops the laser before a fault damages the optics or endangers the operator. The 2.2 kg ergonomic dual-handle design spreads the load across both hands for steadier control during extended handheld work.

Set Up, Monitor, and Adjust From a 10-Inch Screen or Your Phone

The system is controlled from a 10-inch HD touchscreen with 9 preset cleaning parameter sets, so crews can switch between rust, paint, and oxide jobs without rebuilding settings. A mobile app connects to the machine for parameter adjustment, encryption, diagnostics, and online operation monitoring, and the machine supports wireless and remote control — useful on a hull or tank where the operator is far from the cabinet. The interface ships with 30+ languages built in, with custom language packages available.

Plan for 380V Three-Phase Power, Compressed Air, and Extraction

The 6000W runs on a 380V three-phase industrial supply with a 60A maximum current and up to 24,000W maximum power consumption. Most North American facilities do not have 380V service, so plan for a correctly rated industrial transformer — Hanten notes that many steel-fabrication and heavy rust-removal customers run their 6000W machines this way. Hanten recommends an air compressor with an oil-water separator to keep the protective lens clean and dry, and a smoke purifier to clear dust and fumes. Laser cleaning needs no abrasives, and Hanten puts its energy use at about a third of traditional sandblasting, with the only waste being stripped powder that can be collected directly.

What's in the Box

• Hanten 6000W continuous laser cleaning system with water cooling and 10-inch HD touchscreen
• Dual-handle water-cooled handheld cleaning head
• 10 m fiber cable
• Hanten's standard accessory set, shown below

Not included: air compressor with oil-water separator, smoke purifier, protective kit (apron, gloves, shoe covers), and tool kit are optional accessories sold separately.

Specifications

• Model: HTCL6000
• Laser Type: Continuous fiber laser
• Laser Source: MAX or BWT
• Laser Power: 6000W
• Maximum Power Consumption: 24,000W
• Laser Wavelength: 1070 nm ±20 nm
• Power Supply: 380V three-phase, 60A maximum current
• Fiber Cable Length: 10 m
• Fiber Compatibility: QBH, 50 µm core
• Cooling System: Water cooling
• Scan Speed: 10–40,000 mm/s
• Scan Width: F500 / 10–165 mm; F900 / 10–300 mm; F1200 / 10–360 mm; F1400 / 10–500 mm
• Preset Programs: 9 cleaning parameter sets
• Touchscreen: 10-inch HD display; mobile app control
• Interface Languages: 30+
• Optimal Working Temperature: 10–40°C
• Cleaning Head Weight: 2.2 kg
• Machine Dimensions: 1420 × 740 × 1220 mm
• Machine Weight: 241 kg
• Package Dimensions: 1570 × 910 × 1600 mm
• Package Weight: 330 kg
• Rated Rust Removal (Hanten lab data): 100–120 m²/h at ≤50 µm; 70 m²/h at 50–100 µm; 40 m²/h above 100 µm
• Safety: Five-level protection — safety lock, double-click power-on, safety sensor switch, optical protection and alarm system, magnetic induction switch
• Certifications: CE and FDA

Warranty: 1 Year on the whole machine and 2 Years on the laser source, with lifelong after-sales support from Hanten. Backed by 75-day returns through The Maker's Chest.

The Maker's Chest Difference

• 📦 75-day returns through The Maker's Chest: return the machine unused and in its original packaging within 75 days of delivery (return shipping paid by the customer)
• 🇺🇸 A U.S.-based support team for questions before and after the sale, alongside Hanten's lifelong remote after-sales support
• ⚡ Help planning the 380V three-phase, 60A supply this machine requires — including transformer sizing questions — before it ships
• ⚖️ An honest tier recommendation across Hanten's continuous cleaners — this 6000W and the SEAL2 1500W, 2000W, and 3000W — based on your surface area, rust thickness, and site power, including when a 220V SEAL2 is all you need
• 🎯 Straight advice on continuous wave vs. pulsed cleaning, so a 6000W system goes to hull, tank, and structural work — not thin or precision parts
• 💨 Fume extraction and compressed-air pairing from one retailer, since The Maker's Chest also stocks extraction systems for laser work

Hanten Continuous Laser Cleaners Compared: SEAL2 1500W, 2000W, 3000W and 6000W

Choose the 6000W if you strip ship hulls, storage tanks, bridges, pipelines, or other very large steel surfaces where doubling throughput pays for the bigger system. Choose the SEAL2 3000W if your heavy rust and coating work is on parts, frames, and structural steel in a shop or yard and you want a lighter gun and a smaller machine. Choose the SEAL2 2000W if you strip rust and coatings regularly but only have 220V power. Choose the SEAL2 1500W if your work is light to moderate rust, paint, and grease removal as maintenance or restoration and you want the lowest cost of entry on 220V.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Hanten 6000W Continuous Laser Cleaning Machine

Q: What is the difference between the Hanten 6000W and the SEAL2 3000W continuous laser cleaner?
A: Throughput and scale. Hanten's lab data shows the 6000W at roughly twice the rust-removal rate of a 3000W system at every rust thickness — for example 100–120 m²/h versus 50–60 m²/h on rust up to 50 µm — with scan widths up to 500 mm versus 300 mm. The 3000W is lighter and smaller, with a 0.9 kg gun versus the 6000W's 2.2 kg dual-handle head.

Q: What applications is the 6000W best suited for?
A: Large-area, heavy-duty cleaning: ship hull rust and paint removal, storage tanks, pipelines, bridges, construction steel, and thick oxide layers or heavy corrosion. Hanten states it is not designed for molds, precision parts, or thin metal surfaces.

Q: How fast does a 6000W continuous laser remove rust?
A: Hanten's laboratory data rates it at 100–120 m²/h on rust up to 50 µm, 70 m²/h on 50–100 µm rust, and 40 m²/h on rust thicker than 100 µm, plus about 80 m²/h on 200 µm oxide or paint. Real-world speed depends on the substrate, contamination, lens choice, and operator technique.

Q: What power supply does the 6000W require?
A: A 380V three-phase industrial supply with up to 60A current and 24,000W maximum consumption. If your site does not have 380V three-phase power, an industrial-grade transformer is the usual solution, and Hanten notes many of its heavy rust-removal customers operate this way. Contact The Maker's Chest to plan power before ordering.

Q: Is it designed for long continuous operation?
A: Yes. Hanten designs the 6000W for long-duration, high-power continuous cleaning in environments such as shipyards and construction sites, with full-body water cooling through the cleaning head and high-threshold optics to keep output stable.

Q: Which laser source does it use?
A: Hanten builds the 6000W with a continuous fiber laser source from MAX or BWT, delivered through a QBH connector with a 50 µm core fiber.

Q: What is the difference between continuous-wave and pulsed laser cleaning?
A: A continuous-wave laser runs a constant beam with very high average power, so it strips thick rust and coatings quickly on large steel surfaces but adds more heat to the part. A pulsed laser fires short, high-peak bursts with minimal heat transfer, which suits thin metal, molds, precision parts, and restoration work.

Q: Can I control it remotely?
A: Yes. Beyond the 10-inch HD touchscreen, the machine supports wireless and remote control, and a mobile app provides parameter adjustment, encryption, diagnostics, and online operation monitoring.

Q: Do I need special training or certification to operate it?
A: No certification is required to buy it, but this is industrial Class 4 laser equipment. It requires laser-rated safety eyewear, a controlled work area, caution around reflective surfaces, and proper fume handling. Read the manufacturer's safety documentation before first use.

Q: What warranty, returns, and support come with the 6000W?
A: Hanten provides a 1-year warranty on the whole machine and a 2-year warranty on the laser source, plus remote guidance and lifelong after-sales support. Through The Maker's Chest you also get 75-day returns: return the unit unused and in its original packaging within 75 days of delivery, with return shipping paid by the customer.

Q: Why buy through The Maker's Chest instead of directly from Hanten?
A: Hanten is a manufacturer based in Jinan, China. Buying through The Maker's Chest gives you 75-day returns, a U.S.-based team for questions on three-phase power, continuous versus pulsed cleaning, compressed air, and fume extraction, and the option to pair the machine with extraction equipment from one retailer.

Hanten 6000W Continuous Laser Cleaning Machine Specifications:

• Model: HTCL6000
• Laser Type: Continuous fiber laser
• Laser Source: MAX or BWT
• Laser Power: 6000W
• Maximum Power Consumption: 24,000W
• Laser Wavelength: 1070 nm ±20 nm
• Power Supply: 380V three-phase, 60A maximum current
• Fiber Cable Length: 10 m
• Fiber Compatibility: QBH, 50 µm core
• Cooling System: Water cooling
• Scan Speed: 10–40,000 mm/s
• Scan Width: F500 / 10–165 mm; F900 / 10–300 mm; F1200 / 10–360 mm; F1400 / 10–500 mm
• Preset Programs: 9 cleaning parameter sets
• Touchscreen: 10-inch HD display; mobile app control
• Interface Languages: 30+
• Optimal Working Temperature: 10–40°C
• Cleaning Head Weight: 2.2 kg
• Machine Dimensions: 1420 × 740 × 1220 mm
• Machine Weight: 241 kg
• Package Dimensions: 1570 × 910 × 1600 mm
• Package Weight: 330 kg
• Rated Rust Removal (Hanten lab data): 100–120 m²/h at ≤50 µm; 70 m²/h at 50–100 µm; 40 m²/h above 100 µm
• Safety: Five-level protection — safety lock, double-click power-on, safety sensor switch, optical protection and alarm system, magnetic induction switch
• Certifications: CE and FDA

Hanten 6000W Continuous Laser Cleaning Machine Warranty Details:

• Hanten 6000W comes with a 1-year warranty on the whole machine and a 2-year warranty on the laser source, with lifelong after-sales support from Hanten.
• 75-Day Returns through The Maker's Chest: return your unit unused and in its original packaging within 75 days of delivery (return shipping paid by the customer).
• Dedicated, U.S.-based support from The Maker's Chest for questions before and after the sale.