
What's it all about?
You are probably familiar with traditional sandblasting, but what is Media Blasting and Laser Ablation?


Media Blasting
Similar to sandblasting, media blasting is a technique that is used to clean and prepare surfaces by propelling abrasive materials at high speeds using air and in some cases, water.
With modern media blasting technology, we have many more options other than traditional sand; such as walnut shell, garnet, soda, or recycled glass. Not only do these options allow us to tune the process specifically for each project, but some options are much safer for the environment, our customers and our operators.
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These abrasives effectively remove rust, paint, dirt, and other contaminants from a variety surfaces, making it ideal for automotive, industrial, agricultural and even household applications. The process ensures a clean, smooth surface ready for painting or further treatment.

Laser Ablation
Laser ablation is a more advanced process that uses laser beams to remove materials from a solid surface. Our pulse laser machine sends out a very small and focused burst of powerful light millions of times per second. When the laser beam hits the rust or coating on a material, it heats up and breaks down the unwanted layer into tiny particles, almost like dust. These particles are then either blown away by air or vacuumed up.
This technique is highly precise, making it perfect for applications requiring detailed and accurate material removal, such as in medical, electronics, and manufacturing industries. Laser ablation is known for its minimal impact on surrounding areas and the underlying material, making it a preferred choice for delicate and intricate projects. For example, a pulse laser can clean ink off of paper and even remove the ink off an aluminum beverage can without harming the paper or the aluminum!
