Using a focused laser beam to rapidly vaporize or strip the contaminants on the material surface.

Compare with all kinds of traditional physical or chemical cleaning methods, laser cleaning has the features of no contact, no consumable, no pollution, high precision, no damage or small damage, etc.

Continuous laser cleaning machines emit a steady beam of laser light to remove contaminants from surfaces.
They are ideal for large-scale cleaning applications, offering efficient removal of rust, paint, oxides, and more.
Typically used in industrial settings or applications requiring high-volume cleaning.

Pulsed laser cleaning machines use short bursts of high-energy laser pulses to remove surface contaminants.
They excel in precision cleaning tasks and are suitable for delicate surfaces or intricate components.
Commonly used in applications where fine control over cleaning depth and minimal substrate damage are crucial.