Handheld Laser Welder with CE Certificate and 12+ Years OEM Experience

It is mainly suitable for common metal materials such as stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum alloy, copper, and galvanized sheet. Different materials require parameter adjustments (e.g., aluminum alloy needs high-frequency pulse mode), and some highly reflective materials (e.g., pure copper) require special configurations.

Typically, it can weld 0.1-6 mm (stainless steel/carbon steel), while aluminum alloy is slightly weaker (0.5-4 mm). The actual thickness depends on the machine's power (e.g., 1000W for 2 mm, 3000W for 5 mm). It is recommended to match the power to your needs.

Key advantages include: Smaller heat-affected zone, less deformation; No filler wire needed (autogenous welding) or minimal wire feeding; 2-3 times faster welding speed; No smoke/dust (requires dust extraction equipment); Lower skill threshold, easier for beginners.

Laser is Class 4, so safety measures are mandatory: Operators must wear laser safety goggles; Work area must have barriers/warning lights; The machine must include emergency stop buttons and infrared safety sensors.

Energy consumption is lower than traditional welding (e.g., a 1000W machine uses ~1 kWh per hour), but cooling systems (air/water) also consume power. Main costs include argon gas (shielding gas) and replacement of consumables (lenses/nozzles).