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What is Laser Welding?

Laser welding is a precision welding technique that uses laser technology to join metal or thermoplastic parts. It is known for its ability to create narrow and deep heat sources, allowing for high-speed welding operations. Laser welding is commonly used in high-volume production areas such as the automotive industry.

As one of the most advanced welding technologies, laser welding is widely applied across various industries, from aerospace to automotive manufacturing. The fundamental principle of laser welding involves heating the joining points of materials with high energy, causing them to melt and fuse together.

Laser welding technology can also repair molds with manufacturing defects, wear, deformation, or cracks without requiring heating or cooling processes. Filler wires that match the original material and hardness of the mold are used, restoring the mold to a near-new condition. Our laser welding services offer quick intervention for deep cavities, side walls, and all types of molds. In summary, our contract laser welding services provide high-quality results at low costs.

Laser Welding Prices

The prices for  laser welding vary based on several factors. The primary factors affecting the cost include the type and quality of the material. The complexity of the welding process can also influence prices, as more complex tasks require more time and labor, thus resulting in higher costs. Additionally, the scale of production affects pricing, with bulk production reducing the per-unit cost, making it more economical.

Market conditions, design specifics, and custom requests can also impact prices, making it difficult to provide exact figures. For precise information on contract laser welding prices based on your project requirements and details, please contact us.

What is Used for  Laser Welding?

Laser welding processes are performed by our firm, Fiber Metal. During these processes, different methods are employed to join metals. A laser welding machine focuses a laser beam on the metal surfaces, providing high heat and energy. The heated metal surfaces melt and fuse together perfectly. For contract laser welding services to achieve desired connections or joins, feel free to contact us.

Where is Laser Welding Used?

Laser welding is utilized in a variety of fields. It is frequently used in automotive, aerospace, and electronics industries. Fast and efficient contract laser welding is also preferred in sectors like medical technology and jewelry. This service provides customized solutions for joining, repairing, and cutting metal parts to meet specific needs.

What is Used for Laser Welding?

Laser welding is performed using laser welding machines. Laser welding can be easily conducted with either laser welding machines or handheld laser welding devices. These devices use a high-intensity laser beam for the welding process. Laser welding machines, which have advanced technological features, are used to melt and join metal or thermoplastic materials. Laser welding processes that utilize different types of welding techniques enable precise, fast, and strong weld connections. For laser welding services carried out with state-of-the-art laser welding machines, you can contact Fiber Metal.

 

Best Laser Welding Applications

With our state-of-the-art infrastructure, expertise, and quality-focused work principles, we offer the highest quality and most suitable services in the field of laser welding. Modern industrial applications increasingly prefer laser welding applications, as laser welding methods ensure excellent results across nearly every sector.

As one of the leading laser welding companies in the industry, Fiber Metal contributes to minimizing adverse environmental impacts by using the latest laser welding techniques during our welding processes. To receive services in the best laser welding applications that offer various advantages simultaneously, you can contact us for more detailed information about the laser welding performed with our advanced laser welding machines.