Laser Blasting
At Markley’s Precision Company, we are proud to offer laser blasting services, a cutting-edge solution for surface cleaning and preparation.
As a leader in precision and eco-friendly technologies, we serve industrial and commercial clients across Ohio and nationwide. Our process ensures unparalleled results, whether you’re tackling rust removal, delicate restoration, or high-volume industrial cleaning. When you choose Markley’s, you’re selecting expertise, state-of-the-art laser blasting equipment, and a commitment to sustainability, making us the trusted partner for all your surface preparation needs.
What is Laser Blasting?
Laser blasting is a cutting-edge, non-abrasive cleaning method that uses focused laser beams to remove contaminants like rust, paint, and grease. Unlike traditional methods, laser cleaning is both precise and eco-friendly, making it an excellent choice for laser metal cleaning or preparing materials for coatings without damage.
How Does Laser Blasting Work?
Laser blasting uses short bursts of laser energy to heat and disintegrate contaminants, turning them into vapor or fine particles for easy removal. Our laser cleaners target specific areas with pinpoint accuracy, providing safe and effective cleaning without affecting the underlying material. This precision makes it perfect for tasks like laser rust removal or laser paint stripping on delicate surfaces.
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Why Choose Us?
Expertise in Precision Cleaning
Advanced Technology
Custom Solutions for All Industries
Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Practices
Versatility Across Materials
Mobile Services Available
Commitment to Quality and Safety
Nationwide Service Availability
Our Laser Blasting Applications
Surfaces: metal, wood, stone, brick, concrete, ceramics, plastics, glass, rubber, fiberglass, painted surfaces, stainless steel, aluminum, composites.
Rust Removal
Removing rust from machinery and tools
Coating Preparation
Stripping paint or coating for recoating
Oxide Removal
Cleaning oxide layers on metals
Graffiti Removal
Safely cleans graffiti from surfaces
Weld Cleaning
Prepares surfaces for welding
Building Exteriors
Restores brick, stone, and concrete facades
Oil and Grease Removal
Cleans contaminants from industrial parts
Deburring
Removes sharp edges from metal parts
Boat Hull Cleaning
Removes algae, barnacles, and coatings
Dock Maintenance
Cleans docks and marina equipment
Automotive Restoration
Strips paint, rust, and grease from vehicles
Mold Removal
Eliminates mold from surfaces safely
Electronics Cleaning
Removes contaminants from circuit boards
Delicate Artifacts
Restores fragile or historical item
Aviation Maintenance
Cleans aircraft parts and surfaces
Laser Blasting vs. Dry Ice Blasting vs. Traditional Sandblasting
| Laser Blasting | Dry Ice Blasting | Traditional Sandblasting | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abrasiveness | Non-abrasive; safe for delicate surfaces. | Non-abrasive; gentle on sensitive materials. | Highly abrasive; can damage fragile surfaces. |
| Cleaning Medium | Focused laser pulses (no media used). | Compressed CO₂ pellets (dry ice). | Abrasive particles like sand or grit. |
| Surface Compatibility | Best on metals, plastics, wood, and stone. | Best for metals, plastics, and food equipment. | Suitable for tough materials like steel and concrete. |
| Residue | Minimal residue; vaporizes contaminants. | Minimal; dry ice sublimates on impact. | Leaves abrasive particles requiring extensive cleanup. |
| Environmental Impact | Eco-friendly; no harmful media or emissions. | Eco-friendly; leaves no harmful waste. | Generates heat; may warp certain surfaces. |
| Applications | Delicate cleaning, rust removal, surface prep. | Industrial cleaning, food-grade applications. | Heavy-duty cleaning, paint removal. |
| Heat Generation | Low heat impact; safe for heat-sensitive materials. | No heat produced; safe for heat-sensitive areas. | Generates heat; may warp certain surfaces. |
| Cost Efficiency | High initial investment, low operational cost. | Moderate cost; requires dry ice supply. | Lower upfront cost; higher cleanup expenses. |
| Health and Safety | Safe with proper precautions; no flying debris. | Safe; minimal risk of debris or toxic exposure. | Requires extensive safety measures due to dust. |
| Precision | Highly precise; ideal for targeted cleaning. | Moderate precision; effective for broad surfaces. | Less precise; can affect surrounding areas. |
Benefits of Using Laser Blasting
Precision Cleaning
Virtually No Waste
Versatility
Cost-Effective
Ready to experience the precision and efficiency of laser blasting? Contact Markley’s Precision Company today for a free consultation and let us help you achieve spotless, professionally cleaned surfaces!
Laser Blasting Services - Your Curious Queries
We can use laser to safely clean metal, wood, stone, brick, concrete, ceramics, plastics, glass, rubber, fiberglass, painted surfaces, stainless steel, aluminum and composites. Its non-abrasive nature ensures even delicate surfaces are treated without damage.
Our laser cleaning technology offers unparalleled precision, making it ideal for intricate surfaces like machinery components, delicate antiques, and electronics.
Yes, laser blasting effectively removes rust, paint, grease, oxide layers, and other coatings. It can also tackle contaminants like soot and mold.
Laser targets surface-level contaminants but can be adjusted for deeper cleaning if required, depending on the material and coating.
No, there is no strict size limit. For large or immovable objects, we offer on-site laser blasting services to accommodate your needs.
Yes, safety is a priority. Our team uses protective equipment and containment measures to ensure the process is safe for operators, equipment, and the environment.
Laser blasting vaporizes contaminants into fine particles, but no toxic emissions are produced. Proper ventilation and containment systems ensure clean and safe operations.
The cost depends on factors like project size, material type, and the extent of contamination. Contact us for a free, customized quote.
Project timelines vary based on size and complexity, but it is typically faster than traditional cleaning methods due to its efficiency.
Yes, we provide mobile services for large-scale or fixed-location projects, serving clients in Ohio and across USA.
Yes, we tailor our laser blasting process to suit your specific needs, whether it’s a delicate restoration or industrial-grade cleaning.
We serve industries such as manufacturing, oil and gas, automotive, marine, construction, historical restoration, and more, delivering solutions for a variety of applications.
Post-blasting, we ensure the surface is clean and ready for its next use, such as painting, coating, or operational tasks.
Yes, we also provide services like dry ice blasting, soda blasting, wet abrasive blasting, sponge blasting, UHP blasting and
traditional sandblasting, to meet various cleaning and preparation needs.
Blasting using laser is not suitable for highly reflective surfaces like polished aluminum or mirrored finishes, as these can reflect the laser beam. We also avoid very thin or brittle materials that may warp or crack under heat.