Backpack Series
Backpack Laser Cleaning Machine
100W–300WPulsed fibreAir-cooled
Rust and coating on a bridge girder, a transmission tower, a ship's inner hull or a scaffolded facade cannot be brought to a cleaning bay.
Laser Cultural Relics & Antique Restoration
Selective, reversible in approach and non-contact — the dirt leaves, the patina stays.
What laser cleaning does here
- Non-contact and non-destructive — preserves original patina and detail
- Selective removal of oxidation and dirt only
- No chemicals or abrasives, so nothing is left behind on the object
- Used by museums and heritage institutions
Typical industries: Museums, cultural heritage institutions, bronze and stone restoration
Recommended machines: 50W–200W low-power pulsed series
What it replaces
- Chemical cleaning
- Risk of over-etching or colour change
- Abrasive methods
- Irreversible surface damage
- Manual brushing
- Slow, inconsistent, risk of scratches
Proven on this application
Museum Bronze Artefact Restoration
Oxidation and surface dirt had to be removed from ancient bronze artefacts without altering patina or damaging detail.
Challenge: Chemical methods risked over-etching; manual brushing was too aggressive and inconsistent.
Machine used: 100W Low-Power Pulsed Series
- Oxidation and dirt removed selectively
- Original patina and fine detail fully preserved
- No chemicals or abrasives used
- Approved by conservation experts
Machines for this work
Suitcase Series
Suitcase Laser Cleaning Machine
100W–500WPulsed fibre (JPT source)Air-cooled
Demonstrations, service calls and conservation work all share one constraint: the machine has to arrive intact, set up in minutes and leave no trace.
Send us the surface you need cleaned
Photographs and a description are enough to start. A physical sample gets you before/after images, video and the exact parameters — free either way.