Our Services

 Laser Restoration (also known as laser cleaning or laser ablation) uses concentrated light energy to remove rust, paint, varnish, and contaminants from surfaces without physical abrasion or chemicals. 

 A focused laser beam rapidly heats and vaporizes surface contaminants while leaving the base material untouched. This allows for precise, contact-free cleaning that’s safe for delicate or high-value surfaces. 

 Laser restoration is effective on metal, fiberglass, stone, composites, ceramics, and certain coatings. It’s commonly used on stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and iron surfaces. 

Applications include:

• Marine & Yachting: Hulls, running gear, and brightwork
   
• Industrial: Weld prep, molds, and tooling
   
• Automotive: Frames, panels, and engine parts
   
• Aviation: Turbines, landing gear, and composite surfaces
   
• Cultural Heritage: Statues, bronze, and stone restoration

 Yes. When operated by trained technicians, it’s non-abrasive, chemical-free, and safe for both the operator and the environment. Proper eyewear and enclosures and fume extraction are used to control reflected light and fumes. 

 No. The laser is tuned to remove contaminants without affecting the underlying substrate. It’s especially suitable for delicate, precision, or heritage surfaces. 

• No surface wear or distortion
   
• No chemicals or residue
   
• Minimal waste (just dust and vaporized particles)
   
• High precision and repeatability

 Yes. The equipment is portable, allowing cleaning at marinas, yards, workshops, or directly aboard vessels and vehicles. 

 Laser systems typically run on single- or three-phase power and can be operated using a portable generator where mains power isn’t available.