Precision laser technology
ArcLight uses precision-controlled pulsed laser technology to remove corrosion, coatings, oxidation, carbon, oils, and other unwanted surface material while helping preserve the underlying substrate.
Request an assessmentPrecision in every detail.
Our laser technology is controlled, adjustable, and designed to deliver consistent, repeatable results across a wide range of materials and applications.
Control
Adapt laser parameters to the surface, contaminant, and restoration objective.
Precision
Target unwanted surface material while prioritizing preservation of the underlying substrate.
No abrasive media
Remove unwanted surface material without abrasive blasting or mechanical grinding.
Mobility
Bring precision restoration to the asset, reducing unnecessary transport and disruption.
Why pulsed MOPA technology?
ArcLight uses advanced pulsed MOPA laser technology that allows the laser parameters to be adjusted to the material, surface condition, and restoration objective — giving the operator greater control over how energy is delivered to the surface and how unwanted material is removed.
Laser vs. traditional methods.
Laser restoration provides a controlled, precise alternative to many traditional surface-treatment methods.
Traditional methods may involve:
- Abrasive media
- Chemical treatments
- Secondary cleanup
- More masking or preparation
- Broader surface impact depending on method
ArcLight laser restoration offers:
- No abrasive blasting media
- Controlled energy delivery
- Precise application
- Adjustable parameters
- Reduced secondary waste from blasting media
More control. Less disruption.
Precision
Controlled energy applied to the targeted surface condition.
Reduced secondary cleanup
No abrasive blasting media to collect or dispose of.
Adjustable process
Laser settings calibrated to the surface, condition, and restoration objective.
Mobile application
Precision restoration brought closer to where the asset operates.
Controlled technology. Responsible execution.
Advanced technology is only valuable when it is applied correctly. ArcLight combines calibrated laser settings with appropriate work-area controls, operator protection, and application-specific procedures.
Calibration.
Control.
Work area control
Establish appropriate operating and exclusion areas.
Operator protection
Use appropriate laser-specific PPE and procedures.
Process control
Calibrate settings for the material, condition, and desired outcome.
Site responsibility
Consider surrounding surfaces, equipment, ventilation, and operating conditions.
Built for different materials. Calibrated for the surface.
ArcLight’s pulsed laser process can be calibrated for a range of materials and surface conditions, with settings matched to the substrate, contamination, and restoration objective.
Ferrous metals
Carbon steel
Carbon steel and structural steel surfaces.
Stainless steel
Precision treatment for stainless steel surfaces and equipment.
Cast iron
Suitable for selected cast iron components and equipment.
Tool steel
Controlled processing for tool steel surfaces and components.
Non-ferrous metals
Aluminum
Controlled cleaning for aluminum components and surfaces.
Copper
Adjustable process parameters for copper applications.
Brass
Controlled treatment for brass surfaces and components.
Bronze
Suitable for selected bronze components and surfaces.
Other suitable metal surfaces
Additional surface applications
Concrete & masonry
Selected surface contamination, coatings, and restoration applications.
Stone
Controlled removal of selected surface contaminants and deposits.
Glass & other surfaces
Application-specific treatment based on the substrate, surface condition, contamination, and restoration objective.
Wood
Remove paint, varnish, oxidation, and selected surface contamination, depending on the material and restoration objective.
See what precision can do for your application.
Tell us what you’re working with. ArcLight will evaluate the material, surface condition, contamination, and restoration objective to determine how the laser process should be calibrated for the application.
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