The welding industry has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, thanks to advancements in laser technology.

In the world of manufacturing and repair, efficiency and precision are paramount. Traditional welding methods, while ...

That's not to say that it's beneath a pro either. The guys that weld for a living are making good use of the X1 Pro as well. The X1 laser welder is easy to use and you can put down some ...

AMADA WELD TECH has introduced the MM-L400A laser weld monitor. It can detect infrared, reflected, and visible light, ...

The rise of small-scale production, rapid prototyping, and DIY craftsmanship has driven demand for accessible, high-performance manufacturing tools. However, traditional welding and cutting systems ...

They’ve tweaked their laser cutter settings to allow not just ... But for simple, blocky 3D forms we think the cut-and-weld method holds a lot of promise.

The common tool used to fuse non-woven fabrics at the seams is an ultrasonic welder. This is not as common in the hackerspace tool room, but laser cutters may be a suitable stand-in. Getting the ...

Designed for engineers, metalworkers, repair specialists, and DIY enthusiasts, the XLASERLAB X1/X1Pro delivers high precision ...

The production of fuel cells requires the use of a rapid laser welding process; however, welding at too high a speed results ...

When very fine seams are required, however, the diode laser reaches its limitations. Spot diameters of about 1 mm are realistic. To create even smaller weld seams, fibre lasers can be used.