Industrial Laser Chiller Machine
Laser cooling system mainly used for CO₂ laser tubes on cutting and engraving machines — hermetic compressor, 2 Tons capacity, 415 V / 50 Hz for stable temperature control and longer tube life.
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Stable cooling for CO₂ laser tubes
This chiller is mainly used for the laser tube of CO₂ laser cutting and engraving machines.
An industrial laser chiller machine — also known as a laser chiller or laser cooling system — is designed to manage and regulate the temperature of lasers used in industrial applications. Lasers generate heat during operation, and maintaining an optimal temperature is crucial for performance, stability and longevity.
Laser chillers are commonly employed in laser cutting, engraving, marking and welding. Choosing the right chiller depends on the laser’s cooling requirements, power and integration compatibility. Success Technologies manufactures these chillers from Ahmedabad for industrial laser setups.
| Brand | Success |
|---|---|
| Compressor type | Hermetic |
| Cooling capacity | 2 Tons |
| Power | 415 V |
| Material | Mild steel |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Primary use | CO₂ laser tube cooling (cutting & engraving) |
| Origin | Made in India · Ahmedabad |
CO₂ tube cooling
Mainly designed for laser tubes on CO₂ cutting and engraving machines.
2 Tons capacity
Cooling capacity sized for industrial laser cooling duty cycles.
Hermetic compressor
Hermetic compressor type for reliable closed refrigeration performance.
415 V · 50 Hz
Industrial power setup suited to Indian workshop electrical standards.
Mild steel body
Durable mild steel construction for shop-floor installation.
Better laser stability
Controlled temperature supports consistent cut/engrave quality and tube life.
Applications
Used with industrial laser processes — especially CO₂ laser cutting and engraving — and more broadly where controlled laser cooling improves reliability for marking and welding setups.
