by Juhani Tamminen | Oct 23, 2026 | Laser cleaning
Grinders, solvents and sand are familiar in a machine shop, so buying a laser has to be justified. The question comes up once you have seen the price of the machine and need figures to decide. Laser cleaning leaves chemicals, blasting media and cleanup out of the job,...
by Juhani Tamminen | Oct 22, 2026 | Laser cleaning
Laser cleaning and sandblasting are two ways to remove rust, paint and oxide from metal. Both work. The difference lies in the surface that is left, how much dust and waste are produced and how long the whole job takes. We compare how the methods work, their effect on...
by Juhani Tamminen | Oct 21, 2026 | Laser cleaning
Laser cleaning and dry ice blasting are two ways to clean a surface without sand and washing water. The difference lies elsewhere: what has to be brought to the site, what is released into the air and what each cleaning job costs. We compare the methods from the point...
by Juhani Tamminen | Oct 20, 2026 | Laser cleaning
The price of laser cleaning depends on whether you buy a machine, rent one or have the cleaning done as a service. Our price list runs from a daily rental of €450 to a machine costing €175,500 (excl. VAT). The figures are the same as on the pages for laser cleaning...
by Juhani Tamminen | Oct 19, 2026 | Laser cleaning
Mechanical rust removal means removing rust by abrasion: with an angle grinder disc, a wire brush or hand sanding. The tools are ready on the shelf in the machine shop, so they are the first thing people reach for. Abrasion comes at a cost, however: the surface, the...
