Laser Strip Paint and Labels from Steel Beams
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Welcome to our latest video demonstration showcasing the incredible power of laser stripping technology! In this video, we take a steel beam covered in paint and stubborn labels and transform it into a pristine, coating-ready surface with ease.
🔹 Time-Saving Efficiency: Laser stripping significantly reduces the time and effort required to clean and prepare steel surfaces compared to traditional methods like sanding or chemical stripping.
🔹 Effortless Removal: Say goodbye to the hassle of removing tough paints and labels. Our laser technology effortlessly strips away even the most stubborn coatings without damaging the underlying metal.
🔹 Pristine Finish: Once the laser has worked its magic, the steel beam is left in a pristine condition, free from any residual paint or adhesive. It’s ready for immediate coating application, ensuring a smooth and professional finish.
🔹 Enhanced Adhesion: By using laser stripping, we ensure that the steel surface is perfectly clean, enhancing the adhesion of any subsequent coatings. This results in a more durable and long-lasting finish.
Join us as we demonstrate the future of surface preparation. If you’re looking to save time, reduce effort, and achieve a superior finish on your metal surfaces, this video is a must-watch!
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🛠 Products & Equipment Used:
A-LUX 2000W-CW Laser Cleaning Machine & Steel Beam
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🌐 Visit our website for more information and to see how we can help with your industrial cleaning needs: www.argentolux.com
Thanks for watching!
Looks like you cranked up the power to get those labels!
Good job lads
Nearly as good as Project Laser 😉👍
Did you try to clean poly on the hardwood floor?