Laser Cleaning FAQs

Laser cleaning can be used on a wide range of materials, including metals, ceramics, plastics, and glass.

Laser cleaning uses a focused beam of light energy to vaporize and remove contaminants from the surface of a material without causing damage to the underlying substrate.

Laser cleaning is generally considered safe when proper safety precautions are taken. This includes using personal protective equipment and ensuring that the laser beam is properly contained.

Some of the benefits of laser cleaning include its precision, efficiency, and lack of chemical waste. It also saves time and labor costs compared to traditional cleaning methods.

Laser beams can be generated using a variety of methods, such as solid-state, gas, or diode lasers.

Laser cleaning is a non-contact method that uses a beam of light energy to remove contaminants, whereas sandblasting and abrasive cleaning use a stream of abrasive particles to remove contaminants.

1. Pulse Laser Cleaning Machines: Precision cleaning for metals and select non-metals, ideal for rust, coatings, and detailed or hard-to-reach areas.
2. Continuous Wave Laser Cleaning Machines: High-power solution for large-scale metal cleaning, efficiently removing corrosion, paint, and scale from extensive surfaces.

Pulse Laser Cleaning Machines: Ideal for precision cleaning of various metal surfaces and some non-metallic substrates like ceramics and glass. Best for removing rust, paint, coatings, oil stains, and oxide films. Suitable for smaller, more detailed cleaning tasks such as cleaning welds, removing oxide films before welding, or cleaning hard-to-reach parts. Power range: 100-1000W Features an ultra-light cleaning head for flexible operation and precise cleaning efficiency.

Continuous Wave Laser Cleaning Machines: Best for large-scale cleaning of metal surfaces, capable of replacing shot blasting methods. Ideal for removing extensive corrosion, paint, scale, and oil stains from large steel structures. Suitable for cleaning entire machinery, pipelines, or steel frames before painting. Features high power efficiency, telephoto depth, and anti-shake design for heavy-duty cleaning tasks.

• Scale of your cleaning task (small/precise vs. large-scale)
• Type of contaminants you’re removing
• Surface material you’re cleaning
• Required cleaning precision
• Mobility needs (our machines come with wheels for flexible movement)

• If you need to clean gears, weld seams, or remove oil, consider our Pulse Laser Cleaning Machines.
• For derusting large steel structures or stripping steel plates, our Continuous Wave Laser Cleaning Machines would be more suitable.

Certification is recommended but not required. It is a best practice that can boost credibility and demonstrate commitment to industry standards.

Yes, we have a General Liability policy, Inland Marine policy, and Workers’ Compensation for our employees in place. If you need proof of our General Liability policy before we get started working, please just let us know, and we will get a copy to you.