Red Sabre Laser Welders/Cleaners/Cutters, Pulse Laser Cleaners, and Laser CNC Cutters

[Mark @ Everlast]

Just wanted to let you guys know officially that Everlast is now in the Laser business and has been for most of the past year. But now that most of our line is assembled, we have a solid line with great technical support to help the guys through that are in need of this new technology.

The market has been led by a select few companies that have overcharged and under delivered on their laser products and tried to keep it uber lucrative for them. We are now using our model and applying our cost-effective approach to the industry to shake things up a bit.

Laser welders are faster, better penetrating, and less heat making than conventional welders such as MIG or TIG. You can train your grandma to weld in 15 minutes (Yes, our top tech laser guy did it.). While there are a few different safety rules for Lasers, overall, things are very similar to regular welding. The lasers are in the invisible light spectrum, but are strong enough, depending upon the laser wattage to weld up to 1/2". But in general, most of the average units that most people would be interested in having in a shop situation can weld up to 3/16" or up to a 1/4".

The power of a laser to remove rust, paint and mills scale without damaging the surface is astounding. Our dedicated pulse laser systems can be tuned to remove ink from paper. Our LaserWelder/Cleaners are strong enough to resurface the metal, if desired.

The cleaning side is a environmentally sound and faster solution to sand blasting.
Here's just what one of our basic pulsed laser cleaners can do:

 

[5030]

Made in China I presume?

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

Yes. They all source major components from China.

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

Link to the demonstrated product above: RedSabre 300CP PULSE Laser Cleaner | Everlast Generators

 

[5030]

You better be holding on to your socks when Trump slaps a tariff on import goods from China.

Nice machine I have no use for. I will say I did buy your water cooler last year but not direct from you, I went on your website and bought it and I'm quite happy with it, other than the color of the cabinet but I can live with that. It's cooling a CK Worldwide flex head series 20 torch btw, with 24 foot water, gas and power leads. That way I can keep the machines in the other (cleaner) part of the shop. No issues what so ever, except the return QD on the cooler, somehow got bent, No biggie, I took the cover off and straightened it out. Certainly a lot more reasonable priced than the Lincoln Cool Mate I had on my Lincoln Squarewave that I sold. Looks to me like a better pump too and certainly a lot more fluid capacity than the Cool Mate had.

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

Already tariffs of 30% nearly. We are prepared.

 

[5030]

I suspect it will get worse, much worse. Kind of like my business. I took no less than 5 increases in the cost of steel over the last year and a half and I had to increase my prices accordingly and I just had a customer who was whining about the cost, I told him, I'm in business to make money so I pass those increases on. My profit margin has not increased at all. I'm still clearing what I cleared 3 years ago, no more.

It's called an inflationary economy and I have to go along with it or cease doing business. Just like you.