APPLICATIONS
Different surfaces.
A considered approach.
Laser cleaning is a selective process. Its suitability depends on the material, unwanted layer and finish required.
CORROSION
Rust & oxide removal
Assess removal of surface oxidation from steel components and structures, with settings established for the substrate.
COATINGS
Selective coating removal
Define the coating boundary, coating composition and next treatment before choosing the method.
INSPECTION
Preparation for inspection
Expose selected surfaces ahead of inspection without automatically treating an entire asset.
TOOLING
Moulds & detailed parts
Assess cleaning of accessible mould faces, inserts and intricate features through a trial.
ARCHITECTURAL
Stone & building features
Consider the condition, finish and sensitivity of the material before treatment.
ENVIRONMENTAL
Residual oil-stain cleaning
BKR demonstrated laser cleaning of oil-stained surfaces during Exercise JOSE 2024.
METHOD SELECTION
Suitability comes before a production promise.
Surface condition, coating thickness, access, geometry and the required surface profile influence the result. Extraction and waste handling are planned for the material removed. Productivity and substrate response are established for the specific scope.
MARINE INDUSTRY
Laser cleaning for marine assets.
Assess targeted rust removal, selective coating removal and surface preparation for shipyards, ship repair and accessible offshore equipment.
PREPARATION FOR NDT
Prepare selected inspection areas.
Explore precise spot cleaning, movement between test locations and controlled removal of obscuring surface layers, with the required finish agreed for the inspection method.
START WITH AN ASSESSMENT
Tell us about your surface.
Send surface photographs, dimensions and the finish you need. We will discuss a practical next step.