Heavy Machinery Grease

Grease deposits contamination poses a tough challenge in laser cleaning setups. These organic residues build up in uneven, sticky layers on surfaces like metals or machinery parts. They form through repeated exposure to oils and lubricants, often seeping into cracks and holding on tightly. In practice, this creates unique patterns—think patchy films that resist even blasts from lasers. Removal turns out tricky because grease absorbs energy unevenly, sometimes carbonizing instead of clearing away cleanly. On steel, it typically burns off with a solid finish, but on aluminum, it demands dialed-in pulses to avoid spreading residue. Overall, operators must work out material-specific strategies to cut down on rework and achieve reliable results.