Hanten SEAGULL2 300W Pulsed Laser Cleaning Machine

300W Pulsed Laser Cleaning Machine That Removes Rust, Paint, and Oxide Without Abrasives or Chemicals

The Hanten SEAGULL2 pairs a 300W JPT pulsed fiber laser with a ZBTK handheld gun, 12 built-in cleaning modes, and an air-cooled luggage-style cabinet measuring 560 × 240 × 485 mm — no water chiller required.

Rust, old paint, oil film, and oxide scale are the jobs that wear out wire wheels, clog sandblasting rigs, and generate chemical waste. A pulsed fiber laser cleaner removes all of them with short bursts of light instead of abrasion or solvents, so there is no media to buy, no dust cloud to contain, and no acid runoff to dispose of. The trade-off is that you need a machine with enough pulse energy to clear heavy contamination in a package that can actually get to the work.

The Hanten SEAGULL2 300W Pulsed Laser Cleaning Machine (model SEAGULL2-HTCM300) is built for that middle ground: workshops, restoration shops, and maintenance crews that need serious cleaning power in a case that wheels into a truck, a fabrication bay, or a job site. It uses a JPT pulsed laser source, a ZBTK handheld cleaning gun, and a cabinet with a 30° tilted touchscreen that faces the operator.

Strip Contamination Without Heat-Damaging the Part: A 300W JPT Source Fires Nanosecond Pulses

The source is a JPT pulsed fiber laser with 300W average output at 1064 nm, adjustable from 0 to 100% power. It fires pulses between 13 and 500 ns wide at 1–3,000 kHz, so each burst delivers very high peak intensity that vaporizes rust, paint, or oil before heat has time to soak into the metal underneath. A continuous-wave laser of similar average power holds a steady beam on the surface and puts far more heat into the part, which is why pulsed systems are the usual choice for thin sheet, castings, tooling, and restoration work. In practice the substrate keeps its dimensions and finish while the contamination leaves the surface.

Match Pulse Energy to the Coating: 2 mJ, 5 mJ, or 15 mJ

The 300W SEAGULL2 is available in three maximum pulse-energy configurations: 2 mJ, 5 mJ, and 15 mJ. Pulse energy is how much light each burst carries, and at 300W average power it sets how often the laser can fire: a 5 mJ configuration works out to roughly 60,000 pulses per second, while a 2 mJ configuration fires about 150,000. Lower energy with higher repetition gives a gentler finish on light oxide, oil, and thin paint; higher energy per pulse clears thick rust and multi-layer coatings in fewer passes. Because pulse energy is built into the laser source rather than set in software, you choose it in the Pulse Energy selector when you order — all three are the same price, so pick the one that matches the coatings you clean most often.

Aim Precisely and Switch Jobs Fast With Dual Red-Light Targeting and 12 Cleaning Modes

The ZBTK handheld gun projects two red positioning beams that intersect on the surface, so the operator sees exactly where the laser will land before cleaning starts. That cuts the overlap and missed strips you get when aiming by eye, which matters most on large panels where every redundant pass costs time. Twelve built-in cleaning modes cover flat plate, painted pipe, and irregular parts, so switching from a rusty steel plate to a contoured casting is a menu selection instead of a parameter hunt.

Cover Broad Panels or Tight Weld Seams by Changing the Scan Width From 80 to 160 mm

The SEAGULL2 is specified with four field-lens configurations: F160 (80 × 80 mm), F210 (110 × 110 mm), F254 (130 × 130 mm), and F300 (160 × 160 mm). The beam scans at up to about 30 m/s, so a wider field covers flat panels and large surfaces in fewer strokes, while the narrow F160 field concentrates the same energy into a smaller area for stubborn spots and detail work. The practical effect is that one machine can handle broad rust removal on a frame and precision cleaning on a weld seam just by changing the field size.

Roll It Between Bays and Job Sites With No Chiller to Haul Along

There is no chiller, water line, or coolant to maintain: the cabinet is air-cooled and measures 560 × 240 × 485 mm. It is built like rolling luggage, with a pull handle, two sets of omnidirectional wheels that lock with brakes, and a 30° tilted control screen at the front of the cabinet. Water-cooled cleaners need a separate chiller that has to be filled, protected from freezing, and moved with the machine, so an air-cooled cabinet is simpler to take from bay to bay and to load into a vehicle. The braked wheels keep the machine planted once it is positioned, which matters on sloped driveways and shop floors.

Dual Airflow Modes Protect the Lens and Keep the Cleaned Surface Clear

The ZBTK gun has two built-in airflow modes: a side-blowing cover plate that sends a steady stream across the work to carry away dust and debris, and a duck-bill nozzle whose flat, wide outlet covers larger cleaning areas. Debris that settles back onto a freshly cleaned surface forces rework, and spatter that reaches the protective lens shortens its life, so directing airflow is part of the cleaning process, not an extra. Used with clean, dry compressed air, the nozzles keep the optics clear and the surface ready for coating or welding.

Catch Faults Early, Run It in Your Crew's Language, and Leave Room to Automate Later

The gun monitors itself through 10 built-in safety alarm protections, so a fault is flagged at the machine before it turns into a damaged lens or a ruined part. It also supports IO and Modbus interfaces, which means the cleaning head can later be tied into a fixture, conveyor, or robot cell instead of being replaced when the work outgrows handheld cleaning. The interface runs in more than 15 languages, including English, Spanish, German, and French, which helps shops with mixed-language crews get everyone running the same settings.

What You Need to Run It: 220V Power, Clean Compressed Air, and Fume Extraction

The 300W model runs on a single-phase 220V (±10%), 50/60Hz supply, so a standard 120V outlet will not power it. Hanten recommends an air compressor paired with an oil-water separator for high-power, heavy-dust, or continuous work, because dry, oil-free air blown across the protective lens means fewer lens replacements and less downtime. Cleaning vaporizes rust, paint, and coatings into fumes and fine particles, so a smoke purifier or fume extractor is the sensible companion; The Maker's Chest carries fume extraction systems that can be matched to the workload.

What's in the Box

• Hanten SEAGULL2 300W pulsed laser cleaning cabinet (JPT pulsed fiber laser source, in the pulse-energy configuration you select)
• ZBTK handheld laser cleaning gun with dual red-light positioning
• 5 m fiber cable
• Side-blowing cover plate and duck-bill nozzle for the two airflow modes

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

Specifications

• Model: SEAGULL2-HTCM300
• Laser Type: Pulsed fiber laser (JPT source)
• Laser Power: 300W
• Laser Wavelength: 1064 nm
• Maximum Pulse Energy: 2 mJ / 5 mJ / 15 mJ (select one; same price)
• Pulse Width: 13–500 ns
• Pulse Frequency Range: 1–3,000 kHz
• Power Regulation Range: 0–100%
• Scanning Frequency: 1–4,000 kHz
• Maximum Scan Speed: About 30 m/s
• Scan Width: F160 / 80 × 80 mm; F210 / 110 × 110 mm; F254 / 130 × 130 mm; F300 / 160 × 160 mm
• Incident Beam Diameter: ≤10 mm
• Fiber Cable Length: 5 m
• Cooling System: Air-cooled
• Supply Voltage: Single phase 220V ±10%, 50/60Hz AC
• Operating Temperature: 0–40°C
• Storage Temperature: -10 to 60°C
• Machine Dimensions: 560 × 240 × 485 mm
• Cleaning Gun: ZBTK handheld gun, 12 built-in cleaning modes
• Operating Mode: Handheld
• Interface: IO and Modbus communication; 15+ languages
• Safety: 10 built-in safety alarms; dual red-light positioning
• Certifications: CE and FDA

Warranty: 1 Year on the whole machine and 2 Years on the laser source, with lifetime 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 lifetime remote after-sales support
• 🎯 Help choosing between the 2 mJ, 5 mJ, and 15 mJ builds — same price for all three, so the decision is purely about the rust, paint, and coatings you clean
• ⚖️ An honest tier recommendation between this 300W SEAGULL2 and the 500W SEAGULL3, based on your surface area, coating thickness, and power supply
• ⚡ A pre-delivery check on the single-phase 220V circuit this machine requires, so it runs the day it arrives
• 💨 Fume extraction and compressed-air pairing from one retailer, since The Maker's Chest also stocks extraction systems for laser work

Hanten SEAGULL2 300W vs. SEAGULL3 500W: Which Pulsed Laser Cleaner Fits Your Shop?

Choose the SEAGULL2 300W if your work is workshop maintenance, restoration, or light-to-medium rust and paint removal, you have 220V power available, and you want the smaller cabinet at a lower investment. Choose the SEAGULL3 500W if you regularly face heavy rust or thick coatings, need higher throughput on large surfaces, or need to run on 110V.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Hanten SEAGULL2 300W Pulsed Laser Cleaning Machine

Q: What is the difference between the Hanten SEAGULL2 300W and the SEAGULL3 500W?
A: Power, coverage, and electrical flexibility. The 500W SEAGULL3 delivers more average power with 1.5 / 5 / 15 mJ pulse-energy options, a larger 185 × 185 mm maximum scan width, and universal 110V/220V input. The 300W SEAGULL2 has a smaller cabinet, a lower price, and runs on single-phase 220V. Both are air-cooled pulsed systems with JPT laser sources.

Q: What can a 300W pulsed laser cleaner remove?
A: Hanten positions the SEAGULL2 for rust, oil, paint, coatings, oxide layers, and graffiti, including in hard-to-reach areas. Its pulsed beam is designed to clean metal, and Hanten also shows it on wood and stone surfaces, where the low heat input helps avoid damaging the substrate.

Q: Will a pulsed laser cleaner damage the metal underneath?
A: It is designed not to. Pulsed lasers deliver very short, high-energy bursts, so contamination vaporizes before heat accumulates in the base material, which avoids the thermal deformation you can get from a continuous beam. Correct settings still matter: start with lower energy and fewer passes on thin or delicate parts and increase only as needed.

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

Q: What power and cooling does the SEAGULL2 300W require?
A: It needs a single-phase 220V (±10%), 50/60Hz AC supply; a standard 120V household outlet will not run it, so plan for a 220V circuit before it ships. Cooling is built in: the SEAGULL2 is air-cooled, so there is no water chiller, coolant, or freeze protection to manage.

Q: Do I need an air compressor and a fume extractor?
A: Hanten recommends an air compressor with an oil-water separator for high-power, heavy-dust, or continuous use to protect the lens, and a smoke purifier to remove dust and fumes from the work area. Both are optional accessories sold separately; cleaning produces fumes and fine particles, so extraction is strongly recommended for indoor work.

Q: Which pulse energy should I choose: 2 mJ, 5 mJ, or 15 mJ?
A: All three are the same price, so choose by workload. 5 mJ is the best all-around pick for everyday rust and paint removal on metal; 2 mJ gives the gentlest finish on light oxide, oil, thin paint, and delicate surfaces; and 15 mJ hits hardest for thick rust, heavy scale, and multi-layer coatings. If you're unsure, The Maker's Chest can help you decide before you order.

Q: How does pulsed laser cleaning compare with sandblasting?
A: Laser cleaning uses no abrasive media, chemicals, or consumables and does not erode the base metal the way blasting can, so there is no media cost, dust containment, or waste disposal. Sandblasting can still be faster on very large, heavily corroded surfaces, which is where the higher-power 500W tier is the better comparison.

Q: Can I mount the cleaning head on a robot or fixture later?
A: The ZBTK gun supports IO and Modbus communication, which are the standard interfaces for connecting to automation equipment. That gives you a path to fixture-mounted or robotic cleaning without replacing the laser source.

Q: What warranty, returns, and support come with the SEAGULL2 300W?
A: Hanten provides a 1-year warranty on the whole machine and a 2-year warranty on the laser source, plus lifetime after-sales support with English-language training videos and manuals and remote assistance by remote desktop, email, phone, and online chat. 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 voltage, pulse energy, compressed air, and fume extraction, and the option to pair the machine with extraction equipment from one retailer.

Hanten SEAGULL2 300W Pulsed Laser Cleaning Machine Specifications:

• Model: SEAGULL2-HTCM300
• Laser Type: Pulsed fiber laser (JPT source)
• Laser Power: 300W
• Laser Wavelength: 1064 nm
• Maximum Pulse Energy: 2 mJ / 5 mJ / 15 mJ (select one; same price)
• Pulse Width: 13–500 ns
• Pulse Frequency Range: 1–3,000 kHz
• Power Regulation Range: 0–100%
• Scanning Frequency: 1–4,000 kHz
• Maximum Scan Speed: About 30 m/s
• Scan Width: F160 / 80 × 80 mm; F210 / 110 × 110 mm; F254 / 130 × 130 mm; F300 / 160 × 160 mm
• Incident Beam Diameter: ≤10 mm
• Fiber Cable Length: 5 m
• Cooling System: Air-cooled
• Supply Voltage: Single phase 220V ±10%, 50/60Hz AC
• Operating Temperature: 0–40°C
• Storage Temperature: -10 to 60°C
• Machine Dimensions: 560 × 240 × 485 mm
• Cleaning Gun: ZBTK handheld gun, 12 built-in cleaning modes
• Operating Mode: Handheld
• Interface: IO and Modbus communication; 15+ languages
• Safety: 10 built-in safety alarms; dual red-light positioning
• Certifications: CE and FDA

Hanten SEAGULL2 300W Pulsed Laser Cleaning Machine Warranty Details:

• Hanten SEAGULL2 300W comes with a 1-year warranty on the whole machine and a 2-year warranty on the laser source, with lifetime 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.