This type of welding can be used on metals or thermoplastics. As the name implies, it involves the use of a laser as a heat source to create the welds. It can be used on carbon steels, stainless steel, high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels like DOCOL®, titanium, and aluminum. It is easily automated with robotics and is therefore used often in manufacturing, such as in the automotive industry.

• Aerospace Welding
• Medical Welding
• Energy Industry Welding
• Industrial Welding
• Electronics Industry Welding

The processes and applications of laser welding are most prominent in the automotive industry, where lasers boost productivity at a low cost when welding automotive parts – such as roof, door or filler assemblies – together.