Laser paint removal starts with your material.
Review old coatings, local stripping and refinishing requirements with our team. Explore equipment options through a representative test of your actual part.
Original CleanEraser demonstration to be added.
For coated steel components, fabricated parts and maintenance assemblies, describe the substrate, coating system and required finish before recoating.
Furniture, doors and timber features require a separate material review. Wood species, veneer construction, grain and existing finishes all belong in the test brief.
Discuss surface-sensitive work, local treatment and the finish to preserve. Request evidence from the proposed configuration on your material.
Explore pulse machines ↗Discuss metal-coating removal, cleaning area, handling and production needs. Suitability must be reviewed against the substrate and coating.
Explore continuous machines ↗A machine suitable for one coating or metal part is not automatically suitable for wood or another finish. Confirm the process through sample evaluation.
Image placeholders, not verified cleaning results. Original test images will be added with their conditions and observations.
| Factor | Information to provide | What to evaluate |
|---|---|---|
| Coating | Paint type, age, layers and available coating documentation | Removal completeness and remaining residue |
| Base surface | Material, construction and condition | Changes in appearance, texture or dimensions |
| Productivity | Area, geometry and daily workload | Accepted area per test, including handling |
| Work environment | Location, access and existing controls | Required extraction, work-area controls and waste handling |
| Project cost | Current cleaning method and next finishing step | Equipment, labor, maintenance, preparation and rework |
Identify unknown or potentially hazardous coatings before testing and agree on appropriate handling with the team. Do not assume that removing a coating is an emission-free process.
Read the process comparison guide ↗ (review draft)Share photographs, coating information, dimensions and the desired finish. Confirm the test scope and sample shipping arrangements before dispatch.
Arrange a free sample testSend the substrate and coating details with photographs.
Confirm acceptance criteria and sample handling.
Discuss results, limitations and suitable equipment options.
No universal result should be assumed. Identify the coating, number of layers and substrate, then assess a representative sample before selecting equipment.
Yes, you can request an application review. Share the wood species if known, whether the part is solid wood or veneer, coating details and the finish to preserve. A test is needed before confirming suitability.
Discuss pulse and continuous options against your material, coating and workload. Do not choose a model based on rated power alone or apply a metal-cleaning configuration to wood without a separate assessment.
Record treated area, processing time, number of passes, coating remaining and changes to the base surface. Compare only results that meet the same acceptance criteria.
Yes. Contact CleanEraser to agree on the sample, test scope and shipping arrangements before dispatch. Provide photographs and your required result first.
Confirm the next coating or finishing process requirements, inspect the prepared surface and agree on handling and storage before production use.
Leave your details and application requirements for a configuration discussion.