Clean Room & Medical Device
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Clean Room & Medical Device

Particle-free, residue-free laser cleaning for semiconductor, electronics, and medical device surfaces. No media, no solvents, and no fibers introduced into controlled environments.

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The Challenge

Clean room and medical device manufacturing run under strict particle and residue limits. Sandblasting introduces media particles, solvent cleaning leaves chemical residue, and wipes shed fibers. Any of these fails a particle count or a cleanliness validation.

Semiconductor tooling, electronics assemblies, and medical device components carry oxide, flux, and process residue that must come off without abrasion or chemistry. Manual methods scratch precision surfaces and risk electrostatic damage.

Laser cleaning removes the contaminant with no media, no solvent, and no contact. The vaporized residue is captured by HEPA filtration. The surface is ready for the next process step or for cleanliness validation.

Applications

USE CASE 01

Medical Device Cleaning

Remove oxide, lubricant, and process residue from stainless and titanium device components. No abrasive media, no solvent residue, no fiber contamination.

USE CASE 02

Semiconductor Tooling

Strip deposition buildup and oxide from fixtures and chamber hardware without scratching precision surfaces or introducing particles.

USE CASE 03

Electronics and Connectors

Clean flux, oxide, and contamination from contacts and assemblies with low heat input and no electrostatic risk.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does laser cleaning meet clean room particle limits?expand_more
Laser cleaning introduces no media and no solvent, and the vaporized contaminant is captured by HEPA filtration. Your particle count and cleanliness validation confirm the result. We provide procedure documentation for your records.
Will laser damage precision medical or semiconductor surfaces?expand_more
No. The laser ablates the contaminant while the base material reflects the beam, with low heat input. Polished and precision surfaces keep their finish and tolerance, unlike abrasive methods.
Can you work on site in a controlled environment?expand_more
Yes. Our equipment is mobile and the process is dry and contained. We coordinate with your environmental controls and document the cleaning for validation.

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