A laser welding machine uses a concentrated laser beam to heat and join metal surfaces. The process includes:

• Heat absorption: The laser beam precisely targets the metal surface, creating a highly focused heat zone with controlled intensity.

• Metal fusion: The intense heat melts the material at the desired junction, forming a strong and durable joint with minimal defects.

• Cooling process: The welded area cools down rapidly, reducing deformation, improving strength, and ensuring long-term structural integrity.

Compared to traditional welding techniques, laser welding machines ensure higher precision, efficiency, faster processing speeds, and reduced wear on components. Their ability to deliver clean, accurate welds with minimal heat-affected zones makes them an essential tool for advanced industrial applications, including automotive, aerospace, and medical device manufacturing.