Laser Cleaning

Ponsford Ltd. uses advanced laser-cleaning techniques with precision and expertise to restore large artifacts and monuments, ensuring a delicate yet highly effective approach to preserving cultural heritage.

Laser cleaning is a state-of-the-art method to carefully remove layers of corrosion, grime, and contaminants without causing harm to the underlying surfaces. The laser beam targets specific areas, allowing for the selective removal of unwanted substances while preserving the original material underneath. This thorough process ensures that the artifacts regain their original shine without compromising their structural integrity.

In the case of monuments and sculptures, laser cleaning is a groundbreaking tool for removing dirt, pollutants, and buildup that has accumulated over time. We utilize laser technology to precisely target and disintegrate the unwanted deposits on the monument's surface, revealing the true beauty of the original material. The precise nature of laser cleaning permits a detailed restoration, revealing intricate details and textures that may have been hidden for many years.

There are many benefits of using laser cleaning in restoring artifacts and monuments. First, it is contactless, reducing the risk of harm to delicate surfaces. Additionally, laser cleaning is highly adjustable, enabling restoration experts at Ponsford to tailor the intensity and focus of the laser beam based on each artifact or monument's unique characteristics and frailty. Furthermore, laser cleaning is environmentally friendly, eliminating the need for harsh chemicals and abrasive materials typically used in restoration processes, aligning with Ponsford's dedication to sustainable and responsible restoration practices.

Using laser cleaning technology, Ponsford can revitalize large artifacts and monuments with precision and finesse that respects the integrity of these cultural treasures. The result is a restoration beyond simple physical renewal, revealing the original craftsmanship and historical stories embedded in these artifacts and monuments, guaranteeing their legacy for future generations.