Laser Photonics successfully integrated its CleanTech laser cleaning system into engine maintenance workflows at a Cummins facility, marking a continued partnership after an earlier deployment in another Cummins division. This new integration underscores the technology’s adaptability to large-scale powertrain refurbishment operations.

The CleanTech system uses high-precision lasers to remove rust, carbon deposits, and coatings while preserving underlying metal, eliminating the need for chemical solvents or abrasive media. This noninvasive process enables faster turnaround times and minimizes secondary waste streams compared with traditional cleaning methods.

By cutting chemical use and waste generation, CleanTech supports more sustainable maintenance practices and extends the service life of high-value engine components. The deployment at Cummins highlights Laser Photonics’ strategy to expand its footprint in energy and industrial markets through environmentally friendly solutions.