Adapt Laser Systems
For over 20 years, we’ve been providing state-of-the-art laser cleaning systems to government agencies and customers with high-quality cleaning needs, such as the nuclear, military & defense, welding, automotive, infrastructure, and aerospace industries.
Our technology ranges from 20 to 1,600 watts of laser power to ensure we can provide services to a large scope of clients, including those who need to remove dangerous coatings and nuclear radiation without damaging the product in any way.
We deliver complete and high-end solutions, clean products with no damage, have the highest quality cleaning possible, and enable time, quality, and cost benefits.
Our laser cleaning units can be either handheld or automated, ensuring that we can offer you the best cleaning strategy for your specific application needs. Paired with our top-notch air filtration systems, our lasers safely remove contaminants and capture them at the source where they can be easily disposed of.
Laser Ablation Technology
Problem:
Traditional methods of surface preparation and coating removal use abrasives and media that harm the environment, pose a health & safety risk to the operator and surrounding workers, and can cause irreversible damage to the substrate.
Technology Solution:
Laser ablation uses thousands of pulses of light per second to selectively remove coatings without damaging the substrate. With handheld and automated options available the lasers range in power from 100W all the way up to 1,600W to fit application needs. A fume extraction system captures contaminants at the source and requires no secondary cleanup.
Benefits:
Laser ablation technology is fast and efficient and creates no waste and requires no secondary cleanup. It can be handheld or integrated into an existing or new automated process. The only PPE required are laser safety glasses and it’s easy to train new operators how to use the lasers. Overall, this technology is better for the environment and operators than traditional blasting methods or using chemicals and doesn’t do any damage to the substrate.
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