Thinking about buying a laser?

If you’re here, there’s a good chance you’ve already seen what laser cleaning can do.

Maybe you’ve watched a demonstration.

Maybe you’re spending a lot of money on blasting, sanding, chemicals or other surface preparation methods.

Maybe you’re considering bringing the capability in-house.

Or maybe you’ve already bought a laser - and it hasn’t quite delivered what you expected.

We understand.

Because we don’t just sell laser cleaning equipment.

We use it everyday.

In fact, we're the trusted partner who has a 100% success rate on projects, and often the one to clean up the mess of another contractor.

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Every day, we work with coatings, corrosion, contamination, sensitive substrates, difficult access, industrial sites and customers who need a result - not a specification sheet.

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And over time, we’ve learnt something important.

Buying the laser is actually the easy part.

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Choosing the right one is where it gets complicated.

Not every laser will remove every coating.

More wattage doesn’t always mean a better result.

A machine that looks impressive in a demonstration may not be the machine you want operating for hours in a real industrial environment.

And a cheap laser can become very expensive if it doesn’t do the job, damages the substrate, breaks down or leaves you with nobody locally who understands how to support it.

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That’s why our approach to equipment sales is a little different.

We’d rather start with your application.

What are you trying to remove?

What needs to remain underneath?

How quickly do you need to do it?

How often will you use the equipment?

Where will it operate?

And what does success actually look like for your business?

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From there, we can work backwards.

We help determine the right laser technology, power, configuration and accessories for the job.

Where appropriate, we can test your actual application before you invest.

Not a convenient demonstration piece.

Your coating. Your substrate. Your problem.

Because we think you should know what you’re buying before you buy it.

And sometimes we may tell you that laser isn’t the right answer.

We’re comfortable with that too.

Our job isn’t to put as many machines into the market as possible.

It’s to make sure that when one of our customers invests in laser cleaning, it actually works for what they bought it to do.

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Because...

The success of restoring stairs and timber in 1/5 of the time of sanding, is a lot different to replacing sandblasting for profiling and.or surface prepping in manufacturing- which is a lot different to restoring heritage infrastructure. But they all evolved to laser, and save on consumables, time and cleanup.

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Built around the application. Configured for Australian conditions. Supported locally.

The equipment matters. Where it comes from matters too.

We don’t simply choose an off-the-shelf laser from a catalogue and put our name on it.

Our systems are custom-specified locally, and manufactured with our manufacturing partners around the applications and operating conditions our customers face here in Australia.

The systems we supply are configured with local operating environments in mind. Heat, dust, industrial conditions, long operating periods, mobility, cooling, filtration, component selection, serviceability and spare parts availability all matter when equipment moves from a showroom into the real world.

And once the machine arrives, you’re not left trying to work it out alone. Our support is local.

The people supporting your machine understand laser cleaning because they actually use the technology themselves.

We can support you with commissioning, operator training, application development, troubleshooting, servicing, parts and ongoing technical advice. So if you call us six months later with a difficult coating or an application you haven’t encountered before, you’re not explaining laser cleaning to someone sitting behind a sales desk.

You’re talking to people who understand what happens when the laser actually meets the surface.

That matters to us.

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Because we’re increasingly meeting businesses after they’ve made the wrong purchase.

The machine is too slow.

It won’t remove the coating they bought it for.

The result isn’t consistent.

The substrate is being affected.

The machine has failed.

Or the support they thought they were buying simply isn’t there.

And almost inevitably, the conversation becomes:

“What should we have bought?”

We’d much rather have that conversation before the first purchase.

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There will always be cheaper lasers available.

Sometimes significantly cheaper.

But there’s a difference between buying something cheaply and buying something that represents good value.

The true cost of a laser isn’t just the invoice.

It’s whether it can do the job.

Whether it can keep doing the job.

Whether your team knows how to use it properly.

And whether someone is there when you need help.

That’s why we keep coming back to one principle:

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Right machine. Right application. Right first time.

If you’re considering bringing laser cleaning into your business, start by showing us what you’re trying to achieve.

It doesn’t need to be polished.

In fact, we quite like the difficult ones.

Bring us the coating.

Bring us the substrate.

Bring us the process that’s costing too much.

Bring us the job that takes too long.

Bring us the one everyone keeps telling you can’t be done.

We’ll start there.

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And if laser is the right answer, we’ll help you get it right the first time.

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From specification, to delivery, training and ongoing support - We're your trusted partner in laser surface restoration.​

Finance options are available.

No downtime support plans are available.

Project advisory support is available.

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