Cabinet Type Laser Welding Machine for Stainless Steel Parts

The most common applications are 304 and 316L stainless steel parts. These grades cover many hardware, kitchenware, housing, and sheet metal requirements. If your project uses another stainless grade, we recommend sample evaluation first.

The cabinet structure helps keep the welding zone more contained and easier to manage. For factories producing visible stainless steel parts or working in shared shop areas, that more controlled workspace can be as important as the welding process itself.

Yes, it can be used for both, but the evaluation method is different. Structural parts focus more on joint stability, while decorative or visible stainless parts need more attention to seam appearance and surface condition. That is why sample testing is recommended.

In general, 1500W is often used for thinner stainless workpieces and lighter applications, 2000W suits broader general production, and 3000W is better for heavier sections or higher production demand. Final selection should still be based on part thickness and joint design.

Yes. Dedicated positioning fixtures or simple custom holding tools can be arranged if your production includes repeated part loading. That is especially helpful for stainless steel housings, sheet parts, and visible-seam workpieces where repeatability matters.