Laser Welding

Laser welding is an efficient and precise welding method that utilizes a high-energy density laser beam as a heat source. Laser welding is one of the important applications of laser material processing technologies. In 1970s, the main applications of laser welding were thin-wall material welding and low-speed welding, of which the welding process belongs to the heat conduction type, that is, laser radiation heats the surface of the work piece, and the surface heat diffuses internally through heat transfer. During welding, with parameters such as the width, energy, peak power, and repetition frequency of the laser pulse under control, the work piece is melted to form a specific molten pool. Due to its unique advantages, laser welding has been successfully applied in precision welding of mini and small parts.

  • Automotive Technology: Repair of Car Doors

    Laser welding utilizes high-energy density laser beam as a heat source to irradiate the connection location where a joint will be formed two separated work pieces, causing the separated material to quickly melt and even vaporize after absorbing laser energy, and form a molten pool that in the subsequent cooling process will solidifies, causing the two work pieces to join together. Due to the characteristics of concentrated heating zone that can be precisely controlled, small welding deformation and fast welding speed, laser welding is becoming increasingly popular among automotive companies.

  • Furniture and electrical appliances: various stainless steel furniture

    For welding metal furniture and electrical appliances, handheld laser welders are usually adopted to weld cabinets such as filing cabinets, safes, bookshelves, explosion-proof cabinets, etc., and electrical appliances such as refrigerators, air conditioners, insulated kettles, hot water kettles, etc., due to the fact that handheld laser welders have the multiple merits, including fast speed, sound and visually pleasing welds, and can greatly save labor costs caused to enterprise users, improve efficiency, and deliver effective and complete solutions. The intelligent operation mode makes welding faster.

  • Hardware products and building materials: hardware products, building materials

    Laser welding can find its wide welding and automated integration applications in such segmented fields as platinum rhodium alloy nozzle plates of bushing for producing fiber glass, relays, elevator panels, washing machines, dishwashers, smoke exhaust ventilators, microwave ovens, water cups, refrigeration valves, and solar panels.


  • Electronic communication: electronic components - special welding Aviation and space: High hardness materials such as engine blades

    Electronic parts and components includes electronic components and parts of small machines and instruments, which are often composed of several elements and can be widely used in similar products; It is a general term that often refer to certain components in industries such as electrical appliances, radios, instruments, etc., such as capacitors, transistors, hairsprings, springs, and other sub devices. Laser welding features fast welding speed, large depth to width ratio, small deformation, and high density. It is a welding process that utilizes laser action to melt metal surface instantaneously and thus connects the metal. It belongs to non-contact processing method, and therefore does not produce mechanical extrusion or stress, making it especially in line with the processing requirements of the electronic industry.


  • Aviation and space: High hardness materials such as engine blades

    Laser welding is still one of the effective welding methods for aluminum alloy in the aviation and space field. Compared with traditional riveted fuselage panels, laser welding of fuselage panels has a significant weight reduction effect, which can improve the performance of the connecting parts. At the same time, it has advantages such as reducing manufacturing costs and improving production efficiency. Moreover, it has higher welding quality, precision, and speed, making it one of the rapidly developing and extensively researched processes in the aviation and space field.


  • Vehicle manufacturing: body manufacturing of subway/high-speed rail rolling stocks

    Laser welding of stainless steel locomotive body is the process of laser welding the stainless steel skin and internal framework of the locomotive from the inside out. Unlike traditional welding, it does not allow welding marks and thermal deformation to appear on the outer surface of the skin, but requires high aesthetic appearance, similar to "scar-free stitching". This welding method is widely used in locomotive manufacturing in developed countries such as Europe, America, and Japan, and has become one of the important technologies in manufacturing new models of high-end locomotives.

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