What is Laser Cleaning? Here we examine the topic of laser cleaning. This is a popular fiber laser cleaning application, for which we provide a clear definition.

A working definition for laser cleaning: Laser cleaning is a process where surface level dirt, contaminants and impurities are removed (cleaned off) by the use of laser irradiation. The intention is to clean the surface of a material, which is in contact with the laser.

Technical parameters

Why is laser cleaning needed?

An object may need cleaning for a variety of reasons. A common reason is the need for cleaning after another industrial process, e.g. drilling or cutting – where the fiber laser will clean the surface for aesthetic and efficiency reasons.

Additionally, fiber lasers are useful in cleaning off surface level contaminants, which may have arisen due to an object lying idle for a period (general dirt, maybe even rust on metals).

Due to the sensitivity with which fiber lasers operate, they are even capable of cleaning the most intricate or textured surfaces.

Application
1. Metal surface cleaning in narrow space, no died-end;
2. Mold cleaning, such as tire mold, electronic mold, food mold, sealing ring, and injection mode and etc.;
3. Grease, resin, gum, dust, stains, remove paint, rust, weld oxide or residue; and produce residue removal;
4. Pre-treatment of welding, bonding and welding bead cleaning after welding,
5. Quick rust and various oxides cleaning;
6. Metal surface coating removal, rapid painting removal;
7. Cultural relics cleaning, rock cleaning, exterior cleaning of buildings.
8. Roughening of metal surface;
9. Treatment for precision parts;
10. Aerospace weapons, ship manufacture or maintenance and etc;
11. Nuclear power unit maintenance;

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