Laser Welding Machines

Send the thickness of each part and a photo or drawing of the joint. A lap joint and a butt joint in the same sheet can have different weld requirements. Tell us the penetration or finish you need so we can assess a suitable configuration.

Tell us the alloy or grade of each part, if known, and whether the joint area has a coating. If you are joining different metals, identify both. A representative sample helps us assess the joint you intend to make.

Review the safety instructions for the selected machine and assess the proposed work area before installation. Include operator training, access by other people, reflected laser light and welding fumes in that review.

When requesting a quote, tell us who will operate the machine and which language they need. Ask which operating manual, safety instructions, videos or setup guidance are available for the proposed model.

Ask for the maintenance schedule for the proposed model. For handheld equipment, ask which torch tips and protective optics the configuration uses. For water-cooled equipment, also ask what cooling-system maintenance is required.

Share a joint photo or drawing and describe the result you need. Free sample testing is available for suitable workpieces. Confirm sample suitability and shipping arrangements before sending parts. Photos and video show weld appearance. If strength or leak tightness matters, specify the acceptance test you need before testing.