Laser paint removal for metal, timber, heritage ironwork and architectural features. Single-layer or full strip — you choose the depth, we deliver the precision.
Laser paint removal works through a process called laser ablation. Pulsed laser energy rapidly heats the paint layer, causing it to break apart and detach from the surface without damaging the underlying material. On metal surfaces this removes coatings without abrasion, while on timber and architectural components it can precisely remove paint layers while preserving underlying detail. The removed coating is ejected as microscopic particles and vapour which are captured using industrial fume extraction.
Laser paint removal suits industrial and commercial applications including batch component stripping ahead of production re-coating, surface preparation for re-coating on fabricated steelwork, and heritage or architectural ironwork where chemical stripping is not appropriate. It is effective on steel, stainless steel, aluminium and cast iron across a wide range of component types and geometries.
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