Laser Cleaning Benefits For The Environment

No hazardous materials
We do not use any toxic chemicals. This meets the standards set by the Environment Protection Authority.

No toxic mess
Since our laser does not produce any secondary waste during the cleaning process, there is no toxic mess to clean up afterwards. Using a standard vacuum, we will clean up any mess after the project is complete, leaving no waste to spill into our waterways.

No airborne particles
As a result of the laser vaporising any airborne particles during the cleaning process, there is literally nothing left to disperse into the air.

Benefits Of Improved Productivity

Faster delivery of service. Set-up is quick, clean-up is minimal, and there’s no need to shut down or slow down the site, saving you time and money.

Benefits of Being Mobile

We come to you and clean in-situ. We can use our laser cleaners in confined spaces, on elevated work platforms and scaffolds.

Laser Cleaning Is Cost Effective

Reduces energy consumption
Lasers apply a large amount of peak power in a very short amount of time. Because there is no need for chemicals, abrasives and other consumables (as with alternative cleaning methods), energy consumption is comparatively low.

Less consumables
Laser cleaning does not require chemicals, abrasives or hazardous consumables, and produces less waste material to dispose of. This reduces operating costs and increases profit margins.

Laser Cleaning Is Customisable

Precise
Our laser beam settings are precisely adjustable to optimise process speed & gentleness, with no damage to the original surface or work area.

Flexible
We can operate anywhere in both indoor and outdoor environments.

Versatile
We provide laser cleaning services for commercial and industrial projects and service the heritage and specialist cleaning sectors throughout Australia. Our unique service is tailored to benefit a variety of industries including aviation, automotive, mining, rail, construction, medical, food process, and more!

Laser Cleaning Is Safe

Laser cleaning is safer for operators and employees. It doesn’t produce additional waste and it’s non-damaging and non-conductive, meaning it’s safe for the material you’re cleaning as well.

Operating a laser is relatively safe and only requires minimal PPE like a mask, laser protective glasses (for the operator and any observers close-by) and a designated laser-safe area within an established safety zone.