Laser cleaning is a non-contact method that uses focused laser beams to remove contaminants, coatings, or rust from surfaces. The laser’s energy vaporizes unwanted materials without damaging the underlying substrate, making it a precise and effective cleaning solution for a wide range of surfaces.

Laser cleaning can be used on various materials, including metals, stone, wood, plaster, silicon, and fibreglass. It’s especially effective on delicate or sensitive surfaces where traditional abrasive methods could cause damage.

Yes, laser cleaning is safe for sensitive surfaces. Since it’s a non-contact process, there is minimal risk of physical damage. The laser can be finely adjusted to suit the material being cleaned, ensuring precision and safety.

No, laser cleaning typically produces minimal waste. The contaminants removed by the laser are often vaporized into dust or particles that can be easily collected or filtered. This makes it an environmentally friendly option compared to chemical or abrasive cleaning methods.

The duration of laser cleaning depends on the size of the area and the extent of contamination. However, laser cleaning is generally faster than traditional methods due to its efficiency and precision, often requiring less time for setup and cleanup.