Laser Welders
What is a laser welder?
A laser welder, also called laser beam welder a high-precision device that utilizes a laser beam as a heat source to melt and fuse materials at the seam.The process of laser welding or laser beam welding is highly efficient and has a minimal heat affected zone, allowing for precise control of the depth and width of the weld. Laser welding is commonly used for thin materials and precision parts to make narrow and deep welds on thicker materials.
Classification of Laser Welders
Lori Laser offers several types of laser welders to meet different needs and applications.Based on the laser source classification, laser welders can be broadly classified into fiber laser welders, CO2 laser welders, and Nd:YAG laser welders.
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The Portable handheld fiber laser welder is an innovative welding tool that combines flexibility with high precision. Weighing less than traditional laser welding machines, it allows operators to easily transport and maneuver the unit in tight spaces. Combining the power of fiber laser technology with the ease of use of a handheld device, the machine is designed for small to medium-sized welding tasks, especially in the automotive, metalworking, electronics and jewelry industries. It reduces the need for additional finishing processes, such as grinding or polishing, by providing clean and precise welds with minimal post-weld work.The convenient design and excellent performance make it a highly desirable welding solution.
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Heat conduction welding is a welding method that provides a wide and shallow weld seam.This method is suitable for thin materials and involves melting the surface of the material without deep penetration.Laser energy is absorbed at the surface with minimal distortion, making it ideal for applications where aesthetics are important, such as jewelry or electronics.
Keyhole welding focuses a laser beam onto the material, generating deep heat penetration and creating a hole in the material.This process is suitable for thicker materials that require deep welding, producing strong welds for industries such as aerospace and automotive manufacturing.
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Applications of Laser Welders
Lori laser welders are versatile tools used in a wide range of industries:
- Automotive – Used for welding components in car bodies and other parts, ensuring strong, durable joints.
- Aerospace – Laser welding is critical in aerospace applications, where precision and strength are paramount.
- Electronics – For welding small and delicate electronic components like circuit boards and connectors.
- Jewelry – In the jewelry industry, laser welders allow for intricate and detailed work, such as repairing or joining precious metals without causing damage to the surrounding material.
Industries served include power conversion, data centers, renewable energy, new energy electric vehicle batteries, AI artificial intelligence telecommunications, transportation, aerospace and defense, LED lighting, factory technology, consumer electronics, and medical.
Why Choose Lori Laser Welders?
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Common Questions About Laser Welders
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Q: What materials can be welded with a laser welder?
A: Laser welders can effectively weld metals like stainless steel, aluminum, gold, silver, and titanium, as well as certain plastics and ceramics.
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Q: How do I choose the right laser welder for my needs?
A: Consider factors like material type, welding thickness, precision requirements, and the scale of your production. Lori Laser offers a range of solutions to suit different needs.
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3.Q: Is laser welding better than traditional welding?
A: Yes, laser welding offers higher precision, faster processing times, and less heat distortion compared to traditional welding methods.
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Q: What are the safety considerations when using a laser welder?
A: Laser welders should be used with proper protective equipment, including eye protection. The welding area should also be well-ventilated to minimize the risk of harmful fumes.
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