Joining and finishing

Laser welding

Laser joining of metal components into an assembly. Weld preparation starts with the joint location, access and intended use of the finished part.

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Illustrative view of laser welding metal parts
About the process

Joining components with laser welding

Laser welding concentrates energy at the joint between metal components. Suitability depends on the material, joint shape and preparation, as well as access to the weld location.

Planning covers weld position and length, the appearance of visible joints and any subsequent processing. Loading, leak-tightness or inspection requirements should be specified in advance so the process and scope of work can be agreed.

Frequently asked questions

Are photographs enough for an initial enquiry?

They can start the discussion if the components and joint location are clear. Add material, dimensions and intended use. A drawing and further details may be needed for quoting or manufacturing preparation.

Should I specify loading or leak-tightness requirements?

Yes. The function of the joint affects process assessment and inspection requirements. Provide the project requirements before quoting so we can review which responsibilities can be included in the agreed scope.

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Have a drawing?
Let’s start there.

Send a drawing, photograph or a brief description of what you need. Add the quantity and material details where available.

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