In the case of ceramic surfaces, laser cleaners do remove paint. This is due to the fact that ceramics have a relatively low absorption of laser energy and are therefore suitable for laser cleaning operations. The high power and precision of the laser beam makes it possible to remove paint without causing any damage to the underlying ceramic material.
It is important to note that the success of paint removal using a laser cleaner also depends on other factors such as the type and thickness of the paint, the condition of the surface and the specific laser parameters used. Correct adjustment of the laser power, scanning speed and focusing position is critical to obtaining the best results.
In conclusion, laser cleaners have proven to be very effective in removing paint from a wide variety of materials, including ceramics. Their non-contact, environmentally friendly and precise cleaning method makes them the preferred choice for many industries including automotive, aerospace and restoration.
