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Laser Welding.

Precision laser welding technology for metal joining.

Laser welding stages: laser irradiation, local melting and fusion, then solidification of the weld seam
Laser welding principle

TECHNOLOGY

What is laser welding?

Laser welding concentrates light energy at the joint. The material melts locally, then cools and solidifies to form the weld.

Localised heating helps control the heat-affected zone. Results depend on the material, joint preparation and process settings.

PROCESS CHARACTERISTICS

Advantages of laser welding.

01

High precision

A focused beam supports accurate weld placement and fine seams.

02

Low heat input

Concentrated heating can limit distortion in surrounding material.

03

Consistent weld quality

Controlled parameters support repeatable weld formation.

04

Production efficiency

High travel speeds and automation compatibility can improve throughput.

APPLICATION EXAMPLES

Product forms.

Illustrative examples of common laser-welding applications.

Illustrative precision-machined circular metal component

Precision metal components

Parts requiring accurate weld locations and uniform joints.

Illustrative bent sheet-metal brackets and thin metal structures

Thin metal structures

Sheet-metal assemblies where heat and distortion need careful control.

Illustrative industrial housings, brackets and machined metal components

Industrial components

Mechanical and equipment parts requiring controlled joining processes.