How to Remove Rust With Lasers From Laser Photonics

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
  • When it comes to removing surface rust from parts, media blasting is a tried-and-true method. However, is there a better way? Find out more about the benefits of removing rust with lasers, with insight from Laser Photonics.
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    Host: Tim Suddard, Classic Motorsports Publisher Emeritus
    Interviewee: Jason Rebholz, of Laser Photonics (www.laserphoto...)
    Video by: Chris Tropea, Associate Editor
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 4

  • @user-gc1zn5mn4p
    @user-gc1zn5mn4p 11 місяців тому +1

    Tim, hier ist Steffen. That is an interesting advancement in corrosion removal.

  • @brianhoefer7148
    @brianhoefer7148 11 місяців тому

    Will it take flaking chrome off of aluminum wheels?

  • @tombache3426
    @tombache3426 9 місяців тому

    Interesting tech. Presumed those laser blasters seen in adverts by the chinese had to be fake. This looks encouraging.

  • @mundanestuff
    @mundanestuff 11 місяців тому

    These are amazing tools, and while they're over what the average hobbiest is willing to invest today, they're coming down to the point where a small professional restoration shop can own one and make it viable. Heck, look at lifts, used to be a rare garage indeed that had a lift and now you can get them for $2k or $3k and a significant number of car guys own them at home. How long until these are in as many shops as a lift?