Define the treatment area
Identify the material, unwanted layer and finish to be retained. A representative trial establishes a starting point.
LASER CLEANING/ 03
Light, directed
with purpose.
Laser cleaning uses controlled pulses of light to reduce or remove selected surface layers. The settings, technique and suitability are established for the individual material and condition.
IN THE FIELD / Localised treatment on steel
HOW THE PROCESS WORKS
Target the layer.
Monitor the surface.
Apply controlled pulses
Scan the selected area with parameters suited to the trial. Check the surface response as treatment progresses.
Capture and review
Use task-specific extraction and protection, review the treated area and record the agreed outcome.
WHERE IT MAY HELP
A precise tool.
A considered choice.
Rust & oxides
Targeted treatment of suitable steel, iron and metallic components, including detailed profiles and localised corrosion.
Paint & coatings
Selected coating removal or reduction where the coating and underlying surface respond suitably to trials.
Carbon & deposits
Assessment-led treatment of compatible soot, carbonaceous deposits and local surface contamination.
THE PRINCIPLEThe right method starts
The right method starts
with the material.
Where laser cleaning is unsuitable or disproportionate, the assessment can consider manual, mechanical, steam, chemical or other specialist approaches. The aim is a sound restoration decision.
Explore the advantagesYOUR SURFACE. A CONSIDERED APPROACH.