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The process of laser surface cleaning is a non-contact and non-abrasive process replacing the need for the use of chemicals or traditional abrasive cleaning methods. This means no secondary waste is produced, giving the user a more sustainable approach to surface cleaning. The cleaning process can also be controlled remotely, allowing the avoidance of radioactive materials by workers.
Size is irrelevant when it comes to laser surface cleaning our N-lase systems can be used for small or large scale cleaning of several materials. A wide range of contaminants can be effectively removed using laser cleaning including radioactive elements, paint or dust particles.
Applications can vary from something as large as a commercial aircraft to something as small as a microchip. In the electronics industry, laser cleaning is used to remove the insulation layers of cables to clean the contacts areas of plugs and pads. In other industries, the applications can be stripping large areas of paints on buildings, bridges, aircraft or boats where the use of chemical solvents can be restricted.
Laser Cleaning is just one of the many things laser technologies are capable of including laser marking, etching, engraving.