Removing Rust From Steel With a 2000 Watt Laser

Corrosion control can derail anyone's logistics budget... and that is definitely the case for railway companies! Project Managers looking to get ahead in the fight against rust should arm their teams with the CleanTech™ advantage: the CleanTech™ Handheld brand of laser cleaning products can blast away years of rust buildup... in a matter of seconds.

This video demonstrates the Laser Photonics Corporation's 2000W CleanTech™ Handheld Laser System's rust removal applications for railroad maintenance. This sample is a steel support strut slated for use from a structural engineering project to reinforce the railroad tunnels in a subway system.

Laser cleaning is a process that removes debris, contaminants, dirt, or impurities (e.g. silicon cleaning, rubber cleaning, coating cleaning, carbon cleaning, etc) from material surfaces by using laser irradiation. The benefits of using a laser cleaner are that it is extremely environmentally-friendly, has low maintenance and implementation costs, and has widespread application use throughout almost any global industry.

Industrial cleaning is applicable in nearly every industry and can be applied to glass, ceramics, metals, concrete, plastics and much more. Laser cleaning is a non-contact, environmentally friendly process for removal of surface coating from metals, concrete and delicate substrates such as composites – with minimal impact on the base material. Laser Photonics’ portable system expands the cleaning from the floor to the field. Industrial Laser cleaning and surface removal can be applied to surfaces of bridges, aircraft, large vehicles, trains, cleaning tire remolds, laser mold cleaning, etc – in addition to small parts and sensitive materials.

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