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Handheld Laser Welding Systems
Flexible fiber laser welding for industrial metal fabrication.
Handheld fiber laser welding systems for stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminium and selected alloys, with optional wire feeding and multi-function heads.
- Power range
- 1000W–3000W
- Cooling
- Air or water
- Functions
- Weld · clean · cut options
- Wire feed
- Single or dual optional
Reference configuration · Final equipment and options subject to written quotation.
Product overview
Built around the process, not a fixed model.
Handheld laser welding can produce narrow, clean welds with a smaller heat-affected zone than many conventional processes. It is used for sheet-metal fabrication, enclosures, frames, kitchens, signs and general metalwork.
Successful selection depends on material, thickness, joint design, gap, weld position, required penetration and production volume. A sample weld is the most reliable way to confirm the final process window.
Equipment views
Reference system configuration.
These images show representative equipment formats for initial discussion. Cabinet, laser source, control system, working head and accessories are confirmed for each order.
Reference specification
Configuration range.
Indicative information for early project screening. Exact components, performance, certification, warranty and availability require written confirmation.
- Laser process
- Continuous-wave handheld fiber laser welding
- Indicative power options
- 1000W / 1500W / 2000W / 3000W
- Cooling approach
- Air-cooled or water-cooled, depending on power and duty cycle
- Supported functions
- Welding; selected heads may add cleaning or light cutting modes
- Wire feeding
- No wire, single-wire or dual-wire configurations
- Typical materials
- Stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminium and selected alloys
- Selection inputs
- Material, thickness, joint, gap, weld position and target speed
- Final configuration
- Laser source, head, feeder, chiller, gas, nozzle and safety package confirmed by quotation
Where it fits
Industrial applications.
Use these examples to frame the requirement. Final results depend on material, geometry, process settings and acceptance criteria.
Kitchen equipment
Produce clean seams on stainless sinks, counters and assemblies.
Doors and frames
Weld tubes, profiles, corners and fabricated structures.
Repair work
Handle selected maintenance and small-batch welding tasks.
Selection workflow
From sample to configuration.
- 01Step 1
Send joint details
Provide drawings or photos showing material, thickness and joint type.
- 02Step 2
Define acceptance
State penetration, appearance, strength and distortion limits.
- 03Step 3
Run sample welds
Test representative parts, especially aluminium or variable gaps.
- 04Step 4
Confirm the cell
Finalize power, feeder, gas, extraction, PPE, voltage and training.
Common questions
Before you request a quote.
These answers are general guidance. Send the actual workpiece details for a configuration review.
Which power is right for my material thickness?+
Power is only one factor. Joint design, fit-up, speed, material and penetration target must be reviewed together.
Do I need a wire feeder?+
Autogenous welding can work for tight, consistent joints. Wire helps bridge gaps and control bead profile on many applications.
Can one machine weld, clean and cut?+
Selected multi-function heads support these modes, but the exact capability and accessories must be confirmed.
Is training required?+
Yes. Operators need process training, laser safety controls, suitable PPE and a controlled work area.
Need a confirmed configuration?
Send the workpiece and target result.
Include material, dimensions, process requirement, target speed, electrical supply and destination.