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The good controllability of laser energy allows welding of metallic materials with high melting temperatures and high thermal conductivity. Materials that are otherwise difficult or impossible to fuse can often be jointed by laser. Laser technology is indispensable when it comes to mechanically solid, precise, and visually appealing joints.

The advantages of laser welding compared to conventional welding procedures are many:

• High mechanical strength of the welding seam
• Slim seam geometry at butt seams, lap welds, fillet welds
• Smooth, oxide-free surface
• Contactless welding without force application onto the workpiece
• Good process control for consistent production quality
• Various materials can be welded
• Good accessibility

Semi-automated laser deposit welding

This works similarly to manual laser welding: the operator has the option to run one or more axes at a pre-set speed, so that only small curves or corrections have to be made manually with the joystick.

Automated laser deposit welding

With automated welding, the welding process (paths and laser parameters) is programmed and taught-in via our WINLaserNC software. The filler material is supplied by means of an automatic wire feed system. This approach is ideal for welding large areas or frequently recurring components. The process is controlled using the microscope attachment or via our HDMI camera with monitor. In addition, it is also possible to record video sequences with an HDMI recorder.