Laser Paint Removal
in Switzerland.

We remove paint and coatings with a pulsed fibre laser. Laser paint removal works without contact, without sandblasting and without chemical strippers. The substrate stays intact to the micron, the old coating evaporates. Mobile across Switzerland, from workshop to site.

  • Mobile across Switzerland
  • Reply within 24 h
  • No chemicals, no sandblasting
Before After
Proof, not promises

Before and after: laser paint removal in action

Drag the slider from left to right. On the left the original painted surface, on the right the same surface after laser paint removal. No abrasive on the floor, no solvents, no sanding marks in the base material.

Basics

What is laser paint removal
and how does it work?

In short: pulsed laser light hits the paint layer, the organic content vaporises instantly, the material underneath stays cool and unharmed.

Laser paint removal is a physical cleaning process. We aim a focused laser beam at the painted surface, the light is absorbed by the paint and converted into heat. The coating reaches its vaporisation point in microseconds and lifts off as fine vapour. The metal or wood underneath stays cool.

Unlike sandblasting, we do not remove substrate material. The beam only works where paint is present. Once the layer is gone, the bare surface reflects the light and the process stops by itself. That makes laser paint removal ideal for thin sheet metal, body panels and fine wood profiles where abrasive media would do damage.

The whole process zone stays clean. An integrated extraction system pulls dust and vapour straight at the focal point and feeds them through a filter into a collection container. Nothing falls on the floor, nothing drifts into the environment, nothing lands on neighbouring parts. Removing paint with a laser means a defined result instead of a polluted work area.

Comparison

Why laser paint removal beats sandblasting and chemicals

Six points where laser paint removal clearly differs from classic methods. Each one comes from real jobs, not from a datasheet.
01

Substrate safe

The material underneath is not removed. Sheet thickness, profile edge and weld seam stay the same. On body panels and thin steel, that is a decisive point.

02

No chemicals

No strippers, no solvents, no hazardous waste paperwork. The old paint leaves the shop as compact dust in the filter, not as drums of contaminated liquid.

03

Clean workspace

No abrasive grit, no sand pile, no masking of neighbouring parts. Laser paint removal can run in the middle of a working shop without disturbing other stations.

04

Selective

We remove only what should go. Markings, weld seams, original areas and details can be skipped on purpose, without masking tape or shielding.

05

Repeatable

Set parameters give the same result every time on the same coating. That matters for production parts, restoration work and warranty rework.

06

Mobile

The system fits in a standard van. A normal 230 V or 400 V socket is enough to run it. We come to the part, not the other way around.

Where we work

Where we remove paint

From a historic wooden door to an industrial steel frame: laser paint removal fits everywhere the substrate matters and where sandblasting or strippers are no longer an option.
  • Wooden doors and windowsStrip layers off joinery without scorching the wood.
  • Body panels and vehicle partsRemove coatings from panels, the metal stays true.
  • Steel beams and structuresClean beams and structures without blasting media.
  • Industrial machines before overhaulPrep machines for overhaul right where they stand.
  • Heritage and restorationReversible, gentle removal for protected pieces.
  • Tools and fixturesClear paint and residue from tools and fixtures.
Substrates

Suitable surfaces
and coatings

Which materials we usually treat and how laser paint removal behaves on them. Before every job we validate on a test patch so expectation and result line up.
MaterialSuitabilityNote
Steel, S235 and S355Very goodPowder coatings, 2K paints and old protective coats come off completely. Bare steel remains, ready to weld.
Stainless steel 1.4301 and 1.4404Very goodPaint and markings lift off, the surface keeps its grain and brush direction without losing gloss.
AluminiumGoodPaint and anodising residue can be removed in a controlled way without warping the sheet or fully destroying the anodic layer.
Wood, soft and hardGoodStain, varnish and paint vaporise, the grain stays visible. Very gentle on hard oak, on soft pine with adapted pulse energy.
Paint, powder, epoxyLimitedAll organic coatings vaporise cleanly. Thick layers are removed in several passes without stressing the substrate.
Natural stone and brickVery goodCoatings and graffiti come off, the stone keeps its texture and colour. No sandblast effect that opens the surface skin.
Cast iron, GG25 and GGG40Very goodOld protective coats and rust patches come off in one go, the casting keeps its shape and dimensions.
Process

How your job runs

Five steps from the first photo to the accepted surface. Each step with a clear goal and no idle time, so the appointment on site or in your workshop holds.
01

Photos and brief

You send photos of the parts, dimensions and paint type. We check if laser paint removal is the right method for your case and reply within 24 hours.

02

Quote and date

You get a written quote with a fixed price or a clear hourly rate, plus travel and on-site duration. The date is confirmed within a few working days.

03

On-site setup

We bring the laser, a generator if needed, the extraction unit and safety screens. Set-up usually takes under one hour, then we start on a test patch.

04

Treatment and check

Layer by layer we remove the paint, check the surface under raking light and adjust parameters when the substrate or coating changes.

05

Sign-off and invoice

You inspect the surface, we clear the work area, empty the filter and issue the invoice with a record of on-site hours.

On-site jobs

Mobile laser paint removal on location

Our equipment fits on a trailer. We come to you, not your machines to us.

Our system is portable. Laser unit, controller, extraction and cables fit in a standard van. We come to you, to the workshop, the storage hall, the construction site or the restorer's studio. A normal 230 V or 400 V socket is enough to run it.

Generators are available for sites without power. We work across Switzerland: Zurich, Basel, Bern, Geneva, Lausanne, St. Gallen, Lucerne, Lugano and every canton in between. Travel is billed per kilometre or per flat-rate trip, depending on distance and job size.

Cost

What does laser paint removal cost?

The price depends on surface area, coating thickness and access.

The price depends on surface area, coating thickness and access. The examples below show the typical range. A firm quote follows after we have seen the photos or after a short site visit. We work on a fixed price per job or with a clear hourly rate, your choice.

ExampleGuide price
Small parts, 5 to 10 pieces
tools, fittings, small components
CHF 50 - 150
Body panel, around 1 m²
doors, hoods, fenders
CHF 100 - 250
Steel beam from 1 m
depending on location and coating thickness
CHF 35 - 100/m

Write to us on WhatsApp to get the exact price.

Factor 01 Surface area and substrate
Factor 02 Coating thickness and colour
Factor 03 Access
Factor 04 Travel and on-site time
Questions

What customers want to know before the first
job

The most common questions from the first conversation. More questions anytime via WhatsApp.
Yes, on soft and hard wood. The pulse energy is tuned so the paint vaporises but the wood is not charred. The grain and the profile edge stay visible.
Get started

Ready for a clean,
paint-free surface?

Send us photos of the parts, a short description and the site location. We come back within 24 hours with a first assessment and a proposed date. You see whether laser paint removal suits your project before anything is final.