Laser Cleaning - What is it?
How it works
In laser cleaning technology, short laser light pulses are the tool used to clean surfaces.
The application range of laser cleaning is wide — in addition to metal and stone surfaces, it can also clean wood, glass, ceramics, plastic, and more.
Laser light successfully removes rust, oxide, paint, varnish, mold, dirt, oil, soot, and much more from surfaces.
Sustainable energy
Laser cleaning is chemical-free — no additional substances are used during the process.
Laser cleaning only uses energy consumed from the electrical grid.
No extra accessories or tools are needed!
Laser-cleaned fan impeller
Laser-cleaned engine parts
Laser-cleaned restored car radiator
Applications
Industrial Applications
Rust and corrosion removal
Oxide layer removal from aluminum and other metals
Removal of oil, grease, and other residues
Cleaning of weld seams and surface preparation
Cleaning of casting molds
Machinery and Aviation
Cleaning of engine, body, and chassis parts
Cleaning of delicate components without damaging the surface
Selective cleaning and preparation for painting
Cleaning of plastic parts
Precision cleaning in critical applications
Restoration
Cleaning historical stone facades
Cleaning wooden items and furniture
Removing graffiti from surfaces
Cleaning metal sculptures and monuments
Specialized Tasks
Removing soot, smoke residues, and dirt
Removing mold
Cleaning stainless steel surfaces
Removing lacquer, stain, wax, and paint
Are you looking for a solution to a problem where laser cleaning could help, and/or do you want to see how laser cleaning works in practice?
Book an appointment and you can try CW and Pulse-type laser cleaning with your own hands!
Consultation / demo work price starts from €50/hour + VAT.