Custom Fixture Laser Welder for CDU Components

It usually starts with your drawings or representative sample parts. Our engineers review the geometry, weld route, material type, and clamping difficulty first, then define a suitable fixture concept before machine configuration is finalized.

In some projects, yes, but that depends on how similar the parts are in geometry, joint form, and fixture reference. The laser platform may stay similar, while the fixture package and process settings are reviewed according to the actual part family.

Both matter, but in many non-standard CDU projects, fixture design decides whether the weld can be repeated reliably in production. Power is selected around the material and thickness, while the fixture determines part support, seam access, and positioning repeatability.

Lead time depends on part complexity and how many variations need to be considered. For most reviewed CDU projects, the overall machine and fixture lead time is commonly in the 20-40 working day range after technical scope is confirmed.

Yes. We recommend sample review for non-standard CDU parts because it helps verify the weld result and the fixture logic together. That usually reduces risk on both the technical side and the purchasing side.