Laser Metal Welding
Laser metal welding utilizes a high-energy-density laser beam to convert optical energy into thermal energy, causing localized melting and fusion of metal materials to form strong welded joints. This method offers advantages such as high precision, small heat-affected zone, and high welding speed.
Flat Welding
Laser flat welding involves irradiating the joint area with a high-energy-density laser beam, causing the material to rapidly melt and form a molten pool, which solidifies upon cooling to create strong welded joint.
Laser welding enables highly precise welding and is particularly suitable for small-diameter pipes or piping systems that require high accuracy. Due to the high concentration of laser energy, welding speeds are typically fast, thereby improving overall production efficiency.
