Laser welding is not as popular as technologies such as MIG, TIG and arc welding, as it was not long ago when laser welding required a significant investment.
However, in 2006, fiber laser technology made significant advances, significantly reducing costs, and over the past 18 years, continuous advancements have resulted in lower production costs and ownership costs for laser welding machines.
We have reached a point where laser welding is not only suitable for high-volume production lines, but also for manufacturers of all types. We are also seeing the rise of portable equipment.
With laser welding becoming more accessible, now is a good time to explore proven processes that guarantee precision, speed and cost-effectiveness.
Summary for anyone looking for welding and assembly work
- Laser welding gives high precision and well-controlled heat, which suits small, detailed parts and welds that need a clean seam
- Each welding method (arc, MIG, TIG or laser) suits different materials, thicknesses and jobs — the technician will recommend what fits your work
- If you have a drawing or part that needs cutting, folding and welding, send the details for an assessment
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