Very fast, high-energy pulses of light are directed at the surface. The light beam is absorbed by the contaminant and immediately reflected by the underlying substrate.
Our advanced laser cleaning technology utilises concentrated light energy to effectively remove contaminants, rust, and coatings from various surfaces.
By directing high-intensity laser beams onto the target area, the energy is absorbed by unwanted materials, causing them to rapidly vaporise or dislodge without affecting the underlying substrate. This non-contact method is particularly beneficial for delicate or sensitive equipment, infrastructure or buildings, ensuring their integrity is preserved.
Pulsed Lasers
Step 1
A gas layer forms between the two surfaces, generating buoyant pressure that causes the contaminant to evaporate or dry out. The conversion from solid to gas by fast, short, high-energy pulses of light.
Sublimination
Step 2
When used correctly, the underlying layer or substrate remains undamaged. Minimal loose residue is vacuumed up.
Vacuum