High-speed welds with minimal distortion. Configure power, wire, and torch to match your materials.
Get QuoteA focused beam creates a small melt pool. Rapid solidification produces a narrow heat-affected zone and low distortion.
Fiber laser concentrates energy into a small spot.
Controlled heat forms smooth, strong welds.
Fast cooling reduces warping and discoloration.
Clean seams with minimal spatter.
Strong penetration at high speed.
Needs optimized parameters and shielding gas.
Use proper ventilation and surface prep.
Enclosures, brackets, frames.
Body panels, exhaust, battery cases.
Clean, precise seams.
Prototype to small-batch production.
| Parameter | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Laser Power | 1–3 kW (handheld) |
| Weld Thickness | 0.5–6 mm (material dependent) |
| Welding Speed | 0.5–6 m/min |
| Spot Size | 0.5–1.5 mm |
| Shielding Gas | Argon / Nitrogen (by material) |
For thin and mid-thickness metals, laser welding is faster with less distortion. TIG is still preferred for some cosmetic or thick joints.
Most operators are productive in 1–2 days; safety training and PPE are required.
Keep optics clean, replace protective lenses, and check the cooling system.
Send material, thickness, and daily workload. We will recommend the right configuration.