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New rules - New needs
As sustainability demands are becoming more stringent, more and more companies in big industrial sectors are looking for alternative surface cleaning systems. Laser cleaning offers a solution that does not require intermediates, such as chemicals, water/ice, or sand. As a result, laser cleaning has the lowest possible impact on the environment compared to traditional cleaning methods.
Nowadays, laser systems are being successfully adopted in different applications and sectors. However, seeing the relatively slow speed of the laser compared to the grid or sandblasting, it has been clear that higher-quality cleaning is in demand. The need for more power seems to be more urgent in certain areas like mining, train and railway building, nuclear industry, military aviation, and shipyards.
The future of industrial cleaning.
With more sustainability requirements being enforced every year, manufacturers are pressured to go green and lower the global carbon footprint. Being used to general cleaning technologies like blasting and chemicals can be a serious obstacle. Although it might be quite challenging to switch the existing processes, the future evolution of industry 4.0 and the need to control every step in your production process require dedicated solutions. That's when lasers become your partner number 1. A laser process will demand some settings and calibration but once it is done, laser systems run day and night. P-Laser machines are known to run for at least 4 years with no problem.
Higher market demands for this technology will lower the investment price of the lasers. Seen low operational costs being significantly reduced, more and more industrial players are expected to adopt laser technology in the nearest future.
