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Décapage Laser

Le décapage par laser est un procédé de nettoyage de surface qui utilise un faisceau laser pour retirer des couches indésirables comme la rouille, la peinture, les vernis ou d’autres contaminants. Il peut également retirer plusieurs couches superposées. C’est une méthode propre, précise, sans contact, et qui ne génère pas de déchet.

Explanation

Laser etching relies on the emission of a high-intensity pulsed or continuous laser beam, which targets the surface to be cleaned. When the laser beam reaches the surface, it is absorbed by the contaminants or coatings through the interaction between the laser light and the molecules of the substance being removed. This absorption creates a brief heat pulse on the surface.

 

It is important to note that with laser etching, the material beneath the layer being removed is not damaged. The part will emerge as it was originally.

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The advantages of laser stripping

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- Non-abrasive method: preserves surface integrity

- High precision: effective even on hard-to-reach areas

- No chemicals: clean and safe process

- Environmentally friendly

- No pollution

- Suitable for sensitive materials

- Does not generate waste

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Forget sandblasting, it is time-consuming, messy, and difficult for large parts. Laser stripping is designed to be used optimally, quickly, and without dirtying the work area.

The advantages of laser stripping

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- Non-abrasive method: preserves surface integrity

- High precision: effective even on hard-to-reach areas

- No chemicals: clean and safe process

- Environmentally friendly

- No pollution

- Suitable for sensitive materials

- Does not generate waste

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Forget sandblasting, it is time-consuming, messy, and difficult for large parts. Laser stripping is designed to be used optimally, quickly, and without dirtying the work area.

Materials

This non-exhaustive list presents various materials organised according to their chemical nature, all compatible with laser etching treatment.

Ferrous metals

Ferrous materials

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· Steel

· Galvanized steel

Non-ferrous metals

Non-ferrous metals

· Aluminium

· Copper

· Brass

· Bronze

· Titanium

· Nickel

· Zinc

· Chromium

· Magnesium

· Inconel

Polymers (Engineering Plastics)

Polymers (Engineering Plastics)

· ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)

· PEEK (Polyetheretherketone)

· Polycarbonate

· Polyamide (Nylon)

· PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)

Rocks / Mineral Materials

Rocks / Mineral Materials

· Granite

· Marble

· Limestone

· Cut stone

· Brick / Terracotta

Wood

Organic materials

​· Wood

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Graffiti / Tag

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· On all types of materials listed below

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