There comes a time where the most suitable solution to a cleaning problem is not necessarily a chemically based liquid or powder.
Situations where the use of liquids are not permitted due to environmental concerns, or just that chemicals are not cost effective.
Instances like these have probably encouraged the development of advanced shot blasting using various aggregates including the likes of dry ice and varying grades of sand and metal filings depending on the degree of corrosiveness and the ability of the substrate to withstand any damage the aggregates may inflict.
In recent years lasers have been developed for an ever-widening array of applications, from eye surgery to armaments, and now are able to take their place in corrosion management.
Surface preparation through corrosion, rust and paint removal with the use of a laser beam is now well established.
Apart from the efficiency of use, other advantages include, minimal waste and residue clean-up, zero damage to the substrate, no silica inhalation risk, evacuation and safe filtering of fumes.
Laser cleaners come with a range of power outputs with small 60 watt back pack units for those small inaccessible little jobs, through 100,200 and 500 Watt mid range air cooled mobile units to extremely capable 1000 and 2000 watt water cooled units.
INDUSTRIAL LASER CLEANING which has it’s base in Perth WA and operates across the state is fully mobile and self-contained with onboard electrical generation.
A registered trade name of JCK INDUSTRIES Pty Ltd it is fully licenced and insured to operate within the State of Western Australia.
Work capabilities include corrosion, paint and rust removal from substrates including various metals, concrete, face brick and masonry.
For more information please visit www.industriallasercleaning.com.au
