Documentation

Reference material on the ICRALA process, how it is deployed in the field, and the safety and compliance controls that go with it.

Process Overview

Induction heating is applied to the coated metal substrate, breaking the adhesive bond so the coating releases in sheets rather than being pulverised into dust. Laser ablation then removes residual coating and conditions the surface to the specified cleanliness and profile. Point-source fume extraction with HEPA filtration captures emissions at the working face.

Reference Documents

• AMPP Materials Performance coverage of laser ablation for bridge coatings.
• U.S. Navy studies of laser ablation for surface preparation on ships.
• Navy hangar renovation case study using laser paint removal.
• Nuclear plant time-saving case study.
• ICRALA price sheet and tradeshow material.

Getting Support

For technical questions, specifications or project-specific guidance, email info@icrala.com or call (904) 638-3262.

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