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Laser ablation or photoablation

Laser ablation (or photoablation) is the process of removing material from a solid or liquid surface by vaporizing or sublimating it with a focused laser beam.

Industrial laser cleaning is a laser light process that uses ablation to remove coatings or contaminants from a surface. The laser ablation process is a non-contact cleaning laser method that works by focusing a pulsating laser beam on a surface. As the laser pulsates, it eventually removes the top layer from the surface area and leaves behind a clean finish. This process may be focused on a design or over an entire surface area. It is an extremely versatile process that is used across a wide range of industries such as Automotive, Medical, Semiconductor, Electric Vehicle, and Battery Manufacturing. It is a safe way to ensure high quality and consistency across parts. Since laser cleaning can be set to remove foreign material without damaging the integrity of the part itself, foreign material that could damage or affect the efficiency of a part, like dirt, oil, paint, rust, oxide, enamel, over-moulded plastic, electrolyte solution, burrs, etc., can all be safely removed through laser cleaning. This makes it a great way to keep costs low and efficiency throughout the manufacturing process very high.

There are a lot of benefits that can be capitalised on from laser cleaning, aside from removing material. Laser cleaning can be used at different steps in the manufacturing process to increase the effectiveness of those processes. For example, laser cleaning a material before welding or applying an adhesive will create a stronger weld/bond. This effect is often called "Anchoring". Also, laser cleaning before applying an adhesive can help to control the pattern, location(s), and uniformity of that adhesive over that area. This is also referred to as "Wettability".