Technology
Laser cleaning technology
An ecological and precise alternative to traditional methods
Ablation principle
The laser selectively vaporizes contaminant layers without touching the underlying substrate.
Before
After
How it works
Laser cleaning is based on controlled photonic ablation.
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The beam is directed
A fiber optic laser generates a highly focused beam directed at the surface to be treated.
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Energy absorption
The contaminant layer (rust, paint, soot...) absorbs the laser energy.
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Controlled vaporization
The material to be removed is instantly vaporized or detached from the substrate.
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Substrate remains intact
The underlying substrate is not affected. No abrasion, no chemical residue.
Method comparison
Laser cleaning outperforms traditional methods on all essential criteria.
| Criteria | Chemicals | Sandblasting | Manual | Laser |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Precision | Low | Medium | Variable | Maximum |
| Ecological | No | Partial | Yes | Yes |
| Surface risk | High | High | Medium | None |
| Residues | Chemical | Abrasive | Mechanical | None |
| Mobility | Limited | Limited | Yes | Maximum |
| Heritage | Risky | Not advised | Slow | Ideal |
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