What is Continuous Laser Cleaning & How Does It Work?
Continuous laser cleaning machines use a steady stream of laser energy to clean and restore surfaces. Unlike pulse lasers, continuous lasers deliver a consistent and controlled energy output, making them ideal for removing thicker contaminants or larger surface areas. The continuous laser beam interacts with the surface, causing contaminants to evaporate or be lifted away, leaving a clean substrate.
What Materials Can It Clean?
Continuous laser cleaning is effective on a variety of materials, especially metals such as steel, aluminum, and titanium. It is also suitable for more robust surfaces like stone or concrete. The continuous energy output allows for the efficient removal of rust, paint, oil, and other stubborn contaminants, making it ideal for industrial applications.
Industries and Specific Applications
Continuous laser cleaning machines are extensively used in industries such as heavy machinery, construction, and shipbuilding. Specific applications include large-scale rust removal from metal structures, cleaning of heavy-duty equipment, restoration of historical monuments, and preparation of surfaces for welding or painting. In shipbuilding, continuous lasers are used to clean hulls and prepare surfaces for anti-corrosion coatings.
Metal rust and other dirt cleaning, before and after
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