Laser Welding Machines

Handheld fiber laser welding that any operator learns in a day, and automated cells for repeatable production seams. Up to 4× faster than TIG with minimal heat distortion and almost no post-grinding.

Handheld Laser Welding Machine

Machine types

Handheld, automated or robotic.

Handheld laser welding machine with wire feeder
H

Handheld welding

Wobble-head gun with wire feeder. Weld, clean and cut modes on one machine. Ideal for cabinets, railings, kitchen equipment and repair.

  • 1.5 / 2 / 3 kW
  • Wire feeder
  • 3-in-1
Automated laser welding platform
A

Automated platform

XY / rotary fixtures with programmable paths for batteries, sensors, enclosures and precision assemblies.

  • Galvo or fixed head
  • Rotary axis
  • Recipe control
Robotic laser welding cell
R

Robotic cell

6-axis robot with laser head, seam tracking and safety enclosure for automotive and high-volume fabrication.

  • 6-axis
  • Seam tracking
  • Class-1 cell

Why laser

Laser vs TIG vs MIG

LaserTIGMIG
SpeedUp to 4× TIGSlowMedium
Heat distortionVery lowHighHigh
Post-finishingMinimalGrinding neededGrinding & spatter
Operator skill1-day trainingYearsMonths
Thin sheet (0.5 mm)YesDifficultBurn-through
ConsumablesWire, gas, protective lensTungsten, gas, rodWire, gas, tips

Specifications

Handheld welder — technical data

Representative ranges — final spec is configured per order.

Laser power1500 / 2000 / 3000 WRaycus / MAX / JPT continuous-wave source.
Wavelength1080 nm
Weld thicknessSS 0.5 – 5 mm · MS 0.5 – 5 mm · Al 0.5 – 3 mmSingle pass at 2 kW.
Fibre cable10 m15 m optional.
Wobble width0 – 5 mm
Wire feeder0.8 – 1.6 mm wireAuto feed, synced to trigger.
ModesWeld · Clean · Cut
CoolingBuilt-in water chiller
Shielding gasArgon / nitrogen
SafetyTouch-sensing nozzle, goggles, key switch
Laser process close-up

Applications

Where handheld laser welding pays off.

  • Stainless cabinets, kitchen & pharma equipment
  • Railings, gates, doors and window frames
  • Sheet-metal enclosures and HVAC ducting
  • Aluminium frames, EV battery trays and bus-bars
  • Repair and rework on the shop floor
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FAQ

Common questions

Is it safe to use in an open shop?

The gun only fires when the touch-sensing nozzle contacts metal; operators wear 1080 nm goggles and a welding screen is recommended. We provide safety training at installation.

Can it weld aluminium and copper?

Aluminium up to 3 mm at 2 kW, yes. Copper and brass need 3 kW and a suitable wire; we'll test your part first.

What is the running cost?

Roughly 6–8 units of power per hour at 2 kW plus argon and wire. No consumable electrodes or tungsten.

Do you offer AMC?

Yes — annual maintenance contracts covering chiller service, lens replacement and calibration.

Weld your own part at our works.

Bring the job. Leave with a seam and a quote.