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Surface Laser Cleaning
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RUST REMOVAL / DEOXIDIZING
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Industrial laser cleaning systems are most known for their rust removal
capabilities. Application can be found in multiple industries as for example process
& production or the heavy industry.
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Our laser systems can be used to derust or deoxidize small machinery or materials
which leave the warehouse rusted after being left there for several weeks or months.
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Some of the main advantages of using<a href="http://www.herolasertech.com/laser-
cleaning-machine/laser-cleaning-machine-for-surface-treatment/" target="_self"> laser
cleaning</a> as a rust removal method are the lack of chemicals that have to be used,
the substrate is not damaged, very little pollution, etc.
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COATING REMOVAL
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A lot of our customers use the laser's coating removal capabilities prior to
any welding, brazing, bonding or new coating process. In the heavy industry for
example, laser cleaning is used to prepare train bodywork for a new coating. Our
systems are also capable of removing the paint layer by layer, if you don't want to
remove everything all at once.
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The laser technique is a non-contact/non-abrasive process, no use of chemicals or
blasting media are necessary , we see a reduction in waste, automation is easy and
it's very safe.
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RESTORATION
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In the restoration process, laser cleaning has been used with satisfying results in
for example stone conservation to remove encrustation. Alongside the aesthetically
pleasing results, it is relevant to determine that laser cleaning does not have any
adverse effects.
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Compared to the more traditional techniques, laser cleaning has many additional
advantages. The diameter of the laser beam can be regulated so that areas of different
dimensions can be treated. There is no physical contact between the object to be
cleaned and the laser equipment. This aspect can be really relevant in treating fragile
materials.
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NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING
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Non-destructive testing is the technique, used in the technology industry, to
evaluate the properties of a material, component or system without causing any damage
to the base material. Laser cleaning can remove dirt, rust or any other contaminant
from the base material, without damaging it. Because of this, laser cleaning is a
perfect solution if NDT has to be performed.
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SPOT REPAIR
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Often not the complete surface has to be cleaned, but only certain spots on that
surface. Imagine you only have to remove rust on certain spots on a weld or that you
only want to clean the rivets on the body of an airplane. That's where spot repair
comes in and because of the 2D-scanners in the optic of our laser systems, circles can
be created at once, which speeds up the complete process drastically.
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You need a clean area to apply glue or insert a spot weld? A laser cleaner might be
a very good solution for your problem!
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DEGREASING
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Degreasing is mostly applied in the process & production industry.
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It can be initiated at the end of a process line as a final cleaning solution to
remove any dirt, moist or other contaminants. In the end, you're left with a clean
product, ready to be sold to the customer.
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Another application is the preparation of a product for a subsequent process:
glueing, welding, coating, etc.
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How Does Laser Cleaning Work In 5 Steps
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<a href="http://www.herolasertech.com/laser-cleaning-machine/laser-cleaning-
machine-for-non-metal-materials/" target="_self">Laser cleaning</a> is an eco-friendly
process used to remove rust, paint, oxide and other contaminants from metal surfaces.
Because of its efficiency, it is being used in an increasing number of applications.
Laser cleaning requires a pulsed fiber laser (typically 50 watts or more).
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Traditional industrial cleaning methods are often seen as tedious (and for good
reasons). Rust removal can be time and labor consuming. Oxide removal may involve
hazardous chemicals specific to each material that needs to be removed. In some cases,
paint removal by sandblasting can damage the metal underneath.
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