Laser Welding
Laser welding is a highly precise, non-contact technique that is widely used for welding materials like gold, aluminum, and complicated mold designs due to its accuracy, minimal heat input, and ability to weld complex geometries. The technique can be used for both micro-welding (for small, intricate components) and macro-welding (for larger assemblies). Fiber lasers, Nd lasers, and sometimes CO2 lasers are commonly used for laser welding.
CO2 Laser for Metal processing
CO2 Lasers for Metal Cutting with high power are widely used in industrial applications for cutting a range of metals, particularly when high speed, precision, and power are required. While fiber lasers have gained popularity in metal cutting due to their efficiency, high-power CO2 lasers (typically in the range of 2kW to 10kW or higher) still play a significant role in cutting thicker metals with smooth, high-quality edges.