Laser rust, paint, and dirt removal from surfaces

Laser cleaning

Laser for rust, dirt, and impurity removal

We provide laser cleaning treatments using advanced techniques and equipment to ensure high-quality results.

Laser cleaning is an innovative technology that utilizes the energy of a laser beam to rapidly heat a material, causing it to evaporate or sublime. This allows for the precise and effective removal of rust and impurities such as paint, scale, chemical residues, or surface contaminants.

A crucial aspect of this process is that the underlying surface remains intact and undamaged. The laser removes rust and dirt without the use of abrasives, chemicals, or corrosives, making it a less invasive alternative to traditional methods like sandblasting.

How laser cleaning works

During laser cleaning, a highly concentrated beam of light is directed onto the surface to be cleaned. The laser energy is absorbed by the target material, generating rapid heating.

Due to the intense heat, the material undergoes a transformation into gas or sublimates, allowing for its complete removal from the surface. This cleaning process offers numerous advantages, including precise and selective removal of unwanted material without damaging the underlying surface.

Applications

Laser cleaning finds application in a wide range of industrial sectors. Here are some examples of its potential:

Manufacturing industry: It is ideal for removing production residues such as oils, greases, or paints from equipment or mechanical parts. This process ensures thorough and accurate cleaning, helping to maintain operational efficiency and equipment lifespan.

Automotive sector: It can be used to remove paint, rust, or other impurities from car components, improving the quality and aesthetic appearance of the finished products.

Aerospace industry: It is essential for cleaning delicate parts such as turbines, engine components, or fuselage panels. It ensures precise cleaning of iron and metals without damaging delicate surfaces and contributes to the safety and performance of aircraft.