Working Principle and Applications of Laser Welding Machines
Laser welding machines are high-precision and efficient welding devices, operating based on the following principles:
- Laser Generation: A laser generator produces a high-energy laser beam.
- Beam Transmission: The laser beam is transmitted to the welding area through components like optical fibers or mirrors.
- Focusing: The beam is focused onto the welding point, creating a high-energy density spot.
- Welding Process: The high-energy laser beam rapidly heats the welding material, achieving welding connection.
Laser welding machines find wide applications in various industries[5], including:
- Aerospace: Used for welding components in aerospace engines and structures.
- Automotive Manufacturing: Applied in welding car bodies, chassis, and other parts.
- Electronics and Telecommunications: Utilized for precise welding of microelectronic devices and communication equipment.
- Medical Devices: Employed in the fine welding of medical instruments, including assembly of implantable medical devices.
- Mold Processing: Used for mold repair and manufacturing.
Laser welding machines, with their advantages of fast welding speed, small heat-affected zone, low distortion, and high weld seam quality, play a significant role in modern manufacturing..
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