Laser Welding Machine

Laser welding is a modern welding process that uses high-energy laser beams to join two materials together. It has become a popular alternative to traditional welding methods, as it provides a more precise and efficient way of welding. Laser welding machines are widely used in many industries, including jewelry, automotive, aerospace, dental, mold manufacturing, watches & electronics.

A laser welding machine works by focusing a high-energy laser beam onto the materials to be welded. The laser beam melts the surface of the materials, creating a joint. The process is highly precise and can be controlled to create strong and durable welds. Laser welding can be done with or without a filler material, depending on the specific application.

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FORZA 160

Forza 160 is an easy in use laser welding machine with its ergonomically designed compact size yet powerful rating of 160Joules. The best machine to fit into your shops , service centres for daily repairing works for jewelry, watch repairing and so on.

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STOUT

STOUT is a powerful laser welding machine with its maximum power rating of 180 Joules it can be used for all the metal alloys , silver alloys , gold , platinum and chromium alloys with ease and effectiveness.

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STOUT 3D

STOUT 3D is a laser welding machine with 3D vision technology. It provides bright, better & bigger real 3D vision of work samples. It can increase productivity and precision in an effective manner across various industries.

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Applications

Dental Industry

Laser welding machines have become increasingly popular in the dental industry due to their precision and versatility. These machines use a high-energy laser beam to fuse together two pieces of metal, creating a strong and durable bond. Here are some of the most common uses of laser welding machines in the dental industry:

Orthodontic Appliances: Laser welding machines are commonly used to create orthodontic appliances such as braces, wires, and retainers. The machines can create precise and strong bonds between metal components, ensuring that the appliance remains in place and functions effectively.
Implants: Dental implants are a popular solution for replacing missing teeth. Laser welding machines are used to create the intricate metal components required for implants, such as the abutment and the crown. The precision of laser welding ensures that the components fit together perfectly, creating a secure and long-lasting implant.
Prosthetics: Laser welding machines are also used to create various dental prosthetics, such as crowns, bridges, and dentures. The machines can join together small metal components, ensuring that the prosthetic is strong and stable.
Repair of Dental Appliances: Laser welding machines are also used to repair damaged dental appliances. The machines can fix cracks, breaks, and other damage to dental appliances, restoring them to their original strength and functionality.

In addition to their precision and versatility, laser welding machines offer other benefits for the dental industry. For example, they are non-invasive, meaning that they can be used without the need for traditional drilling and cutting. They also offer a faster and more efficient way to create dental appliances, reducing the time and cost involved in the manufacturing process.

Jewelry Industry

Laser welding machines are used extensively in the jewelry industry for a variety of applications, including:

Welding of small and delicate parts: Laser welding machines are particularly useful for welding small and delicate parts, such as prongs, clasps, and filigree work. The precision of the laser beam allows jewelers to weld these small parts without damaging the surrounding areas.
Repair of jewelry: Laser welding machines are also used to repair damaged jewelry, such as broken chains, missing stones, and other defects. The laser beam can be focused precisely on the damaged area, allowing for a clean and precise weld without affecting the surrounding areas.
Creation of custom designs: Laser welding machines allow jewelers to create intricate and custom designs that would be difficult or impossible to achieve with traditional welding methods. The precision of the laser beam allows for accurate and detailed welding of complex designs and shapes.
Manufacturing of jewelry: Laser welding machines are also used extensively in the manufacturing of jewelry. They offer a fast and efficient welding process that can be programmed to perform multiple welds in a single pass, increasing productivity and reducing production time and costs.
Welding of dissimilar metals: Laser welding machines can also be used to weld dissimilar metals, such as gold and platinum. This allows jewelers to create unique and innovative designs that combine different metals and create a more visually striking piece.

Overall, the applications and uses of laser welding machines in the jewelry industry are extensive, allowing jewelers to create, repair, and manufacture high-quality and intricate pieces with precision, speed, and efficiency.

Mold Industry

Laser welding machines are widely used in the mold industry for a variety of applications, including:

Repair of molds: Laser welding machines are commonly used to repair molds that have been damaged due to wear and tear or accidental damage. The precision of the laser beam allows for a clean and precise weld, minimizing the need for additional machining and reducing downtime.
Welding of dissimilar metals: Laser welding machines are also used to weld dissimilar metals used in molds, such as aluminum and steel. This allows for the creation of molds with specific characteristics, such as lightweight molds that are durable and long-lasting.
Creation of new molds: Laser welding machines are also used to create new molds with complex shapes and designs. The precision of the laser beam allows for the creation of intricate shapes and patterns, resulting in high-quality molds that are both functional and visually appealing.
Prototyping: Laser welding machines are also used to create prototypes of new molds before committing to full-scale production. This allows manufacturers to test the mold and make any necessary adjustments before investing in expensive tooling.
Maintenance: Laser welding machines are also used for ongoing maintenance of molds. Regular maintenance helps ensure that molds are functioning optimally and helps extend their lifespan.

Overall, the applications and uses of laser welding machines in the mold industry are extensive, allowing for the creation and repair of molds with precision, speed, and efficiency. The use of laser welding machines in the mold industry has revolutionized the way molds are created, maintained, and repaired, resulting in higher quality and more durable molds that are critical to the manufacturing process.

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