LASER WELDING EQUIPMENT
All Laser Welding Machines
11 machines. Match the laser source, power, optics, and automation to material, joint, penetration, heat input, and cycle time.
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INDUSTRIAL LASER SOLUTIONS
Industrial Laser Solutions
Start with the industry part, core process and material system, then combine the source, optics, motion, tooling, automation and quality validation into a production-ready solution.
START WITH THE APPLICATION
Define the manufacturing task before selecting equipment
The same rated power can require completely different optics, motion, tooling and inspection for different materials, structures and quality standards.
Choose the nearest entry point, then refine the boundary through the industry, process and material guides. Final equipment follows real samples and an agreed acceptance method.
Start from automotive, semiconductor, electronics, medical, battery or aerospace manufacturing.
6 industry paths ↘ 02 / PROCESSBy processStart from joining, contouring, surface treatment, traceability or micromachining.
8 process paths ↘ 03 / MATERIALBy materialStart from the behavior of metals, advanced, functional and non-metal materials.
25 material paths ↘Part & application
Drawings, geometry, material condition, current issue and production environment.
Process & quality
Appearance, cross-section, strength, sealing, edge, cleanliness or function.
Equipment & automation
Source, optics, motion, tooling, vision, handling and safety.
Validation & delivery
Process window, repeatability, takt, inspection, data and acceptance.
SOLUTIONS BY INDUSTRY
Enter through the industry manufacturing scenario
Each industry page connects its application scenarios, process routes, materials, equipment and project inputs.

Automotive Manufacturing
Connect body structures, battery trays, three-dimensional parts and permanent traceability while controlling takt, strength, distortion and line integration.
- Welding
- 3D cutting
- traceability
Semiconductor
Cover wafers, packages, power devices, leadframes and functional layers with attention to microscale features, cleanliness and yield.
- Micromachining
- packaging
- cleanliness

Consumer Electronics
Process frames, connectors, FPC, glass, sapphire and multilayer films while balancing precision, appearance and batch consistency.
- Precision joining
- FPC
- brittle materials

Medical Devices
Address catheters, guidewires, stents, instruments, sealed assemblies and UDI traceability with low heat input and verifiable quality.
- Microjoining
- stent cutting
- UDI

New Energy & Battery
Connect electrodes, foils, tabs, busbars, cell sealing, battery packs, surface preparation and data traceability.
- Cu-Al joining
- electrodes
- sealing

Aerospace
Process titanium thin-wall structures, turbine blades, cooling holes, complex components and MRO surfaces.
- Titanium
- microholes
- MRO
SOLUTIONS BY PROCESS
Choose the laser process by manufacturing target
The manufacturing target and quality criteria determine the process—not the equipment name or rated power alone.
Laser welding
High-speed, low-distortion joining of metal and precision structures.
- Material
- joint
- penetration
- strength
Laser cutting
Contouring of sheet, tube, formed and precision components.
- Thickness
- edge
- heat input
- takt
Laser marking
Characters, codes, serial numbers and permanent product traceability.
- Contrast
- read rate
- durability
- data
Laser cleaning
Selective treatment of oxide, coatings, contamination and pre-weld surfaces.
- Removal
- substrate
- roughness
- extraction
Laser drilling
Microholes, cooling holes, through-holes and precision arrays.
- Diameter
- taper
- recast
- position
Laser engraving
Depth graphics, textures, molds and durable identification.
- Depth
- edge
- appearance
- throughput
Laser etching
Functional-layer patterning, windows and selective material removal.
- Selectivity
- residue
- uniformity
- substrate
Laser micromachining
Low-heat processing of wafers, glass, ceramics, films and microstructures.
- Wavelength
- pulse width
- focus
- cleanliness
INTEGRATION LAYER
Laser automation and intelligent production lines
Integrate robotics, vision, tooling, handling, inline inspection, PLC, MES and guarding into a deliverable production system.
SOLUTIONS BY MATERIAL
Define the process boundary from material behavior
Absorption, conductivity, reflectivity, layer structure, crystal orientation and surface condition directly change the process window.
Metals
Structural, conductive, lightweight and high-temperature metals.
Advanced materials
Semiconductor, wafer, brittle and optical materials.
Functional & non-metal materials
Polymers, films, foils, composites, coatings and organic materials.
EQUIPMENT PLATFORM
From general equipment to industry workstations
These links lead to published systems. Final configuration depends on material, part, quality and takt validation.

Handheld Fiber Laser Welding Machine 1000W–3000W
Use this published platform as a starting point; final source, optics, motion and automation options follow the validated application.
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Fully Enclosed Sheet Fiber Laser Cutting Machine 1500W–12000W
Use this published platform as a starting point; final source, optics, motion and automation options follow the validated application.
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Fiber Laser Marking Machine 20W / 30W / 50W
Use this published platform as a starting point; final source, optics, motion and automation options follow the validated application.
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Pulsed Laser Cleaning Machine 100W–500W
Use this published platform as a starting point; final source, optics, motion and automation options follow the validated application.
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Robotic Laser Processing Workstation
Use this published platform as a starting point; final source, optics, motion and automation options follow the validated application.
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Medical Device QCW Precision Laser Welding Workstation
Use this published platform as a starting point; final source, optics, motion and automation options follow the validated application.
View equipment ↗PROJECT VALIDATION
From sample validation to equipment delivery
Keep the process window, quality, takt, automation and acceptance in one project chain.
Part & material
Material certificates, drawings, real samples, batch condition and current process.
Quality & inspection
Appearance, cross-section, strength, sealing, edge, cleanliness and function.
Takt & integration
Output, changeover, handling, vision, data and site interfaces.
Validation & acceptance
Sample records, process window, repeatability, configuration and acceptance method.
- 01Requirements record
Record part, material, quality, takt and environment boundaries.
- 02Samples & process window
Develop a repeatable window around the critical variables.
- 03Equipment & automation
Freeze optics, motion, tooling, inspection, safety and data.
- 04Acceptance & production delivery
Validate quality, stability and takt using the agreed method.
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FAQ
Industrial laser solution questions
If you already have material, drawings or samples, submit them for a focused assessment.
Should industrial laser equipment be selected by power or application?+
Start with the part, material, geometry, quality and takt, then work backward to the source, optics, motion, tooling and automation. Power is one variable in the system.
Can one laser system serve multiple industries?+
A base platform may be shared, but material, process head, tooling, guarding, extraction, inspection, software and the quality window are configured for the real task.
How do I choose welding, cutting, marking or cleaning?+
Define the manufacturing objective, then review the relevant process page. Multiple operations can be combined in a cell or line around part flow and output.
Can samples be validated before the equipment is selected?+
Yes. Use representative material and parts to validate the process window, quality, takt and repeatability before freezing the equipment and acceptance method.
Can equipment integrate with robotics, vision and MES?+
Robotics, vision, handling, inline inspection, PLC, MES, traceability and safety interfaces can be evaluated within a defined project scope.
What information is needed for a project assessment?+
Provide material grade and condition, drawings, real samples, current process, quality criteria, inspection method, target takt and planned automation interfaces.
BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTION
Start with the real part—not a list of equipment parameters
Submit material, drawings, quality, takt and integration requirements so we can define the industry, process, material and equipment path.