Six industries, one set of problems: rust, failed coatings and buildup on steel. Here’s what that looks like in each, and which services fit.
Semi frames · Dump beds
Tractors and trailers live outside in every season, and frames and crossmembers collect water, salt and grit in every seam. Laser cleaning takes the rust off without thinning the steel, and it’s done in your yard so units stay close to rotation.
Dump beds · Heavy equipment
Construction equipment works in mud, water and abrasive material. Dump beds and equipment are cleaned of corrosion and buildup, ready for inspection, repair or a protective coating.
Facilities · Installed equipment
Industrial facilities and installed equipment can’t be shipped out to be cleaned. Rust, oil and coatings come off where the equipment stands, and with no blasting media or chemicals, cleanup is minimal.
Public works vehicles · Equipment
Public works fleets run through winter salt and brine. Scheduled cleanings help keep corrosion controlled across the fleet, and the process is chemical-free and low-waste.
Structural steel · Fabricated parts
Structural steel and fabricated parts often need clean surfaces before inspection or coating. The laser removes rust and contaminants without abrading the part, so dimensions and weld seams are preserved.
Heavy equipment
Rust and failed coatings make equipment look worse than it is. Cleaning back to bare metal shows the real condition and gets equipment ready for inspection, repair or a new coating.
If it’s metal and it’s rusted, coated or dirty, it’s worth a conversation. Describe the equipment and we’ll follow up.