Laser Cleaning

Laser Cleaning in the North East That Respects Your 

• Time
• Budget 
• Equipment 
• And the Environment. 

Put the pressure washer down…you need a clean that does no harm. Not to your building, your equipment, the environment, or your tight schedule. Get the clean you need with the only non-toxic, non-contact, micrometer-level clean available. 

Zero contact laser cleaning 

Using chemicals takes time and kills your carbon footprint goals. Pressure and friction options eat away at the thing you’re trying to clean, destroying your investment scratch by scratch.

Laser cleaning leaves you with 

• No residue
• No messy cleanup
• No downtime 
• No corrosive chemicals or damaging friction

Nothing but a clean-as-a-whistle substrate that gets you back to work with as little disruption as possible.

Better results, faster, with ISR Laser. 

Residential Property Maintenance	Commercial Surface Cleaning	Industrial Surface Cleaning
Granite and stonework recovery  Fire damage, safety, and insurance  Chemical driveways & pavement spills  Interior kitchen and bathroom deep cleans  Graffiti removal  Mold and mildew remediation  Historical structure restoration	Equipment Recovery  Kitchen deep cleans  Boiler carbon deposit removal  Warehouse floor sanitation  Warehouse racking sanitation  Historical restoration furnishings & structures	Welding pre and post-NDT  Machinery cleans down to the bolts In-process cleaning  Food processing machinery  Plant deep cleans*  Offshore rig cleans  *Get our advice before disassembly, it might not be needed!

FORWARD THINKING CLEANING 

And So Many More Applications! 

The Science Behind Laser Cleaning 

Laser Source: Laser pulse cleaning is initiated by employing a high-energy laser source, which emits short-duration pulses of highly intense light energy. 

Absorption: The laser is calibrated to remove the detected contaminants (mold, grease, organic matter, rust, etc.) while leaving the substrate unblemished. The light from the laser is absorbed by the contaminants and “rejected” by the substrate. 

Thermal Escalation: The absorbed laser energy induces rapid thermal escalation within the contaminants. In other words, the laser pulse vaporizes (sublimation) the contaminants, leaving the substrate untouched and unstressed. 

Pressure Wave Formation: The vaporization or sublimation of the contaminants generates a shockwave that exerts significant force upon the contaminant particles. This dislodges those particles away from the surface of the substrate, allowing our extraction unit to pull them from the air (or water). 

Immaculate Surfaces: Once passed under the laser, your substrate should be as clean as possible. Depending on the depth of the contaminant, it may take several passes to get to the original substrate.