laser cleaning technology

Laser cleaning technology is a non-contact and eco-friendly method of removing contaminants, such as rust, paint, or dirt, from various surfaces using laser beams. It works by directing the laser at the target surface, causing the contaminants to evaporate or turn into plasma, leaving behind a clean and undamaged surface.

Laser cleaning technology involves the use of high-energy laser beams, typically ranging from ultraviolet to infrared wavelengths, to remove contaminants from surfaces. When a laser beam interacts with the contaminants, they absorb the laser’s energy and either vaporize, ablate, or turn into plasma, depending on the material and laser parameters. The process is highly precise and selective, as it only affects the contaminants without damaging the underlying surface.