Automobile industry The automotive industry is the most mature and widely applied field for laser welding. Laser welding is used to connect automotive frame components
Depending on the laser energy density and welding depth, laser welding is generally divided into two types: heat conduction welding and deep penetration welding.
Solution Heat Treatment, often simply called solutionizing or solution annealing, is a critical thermal processing operation primarily applied to non-ferrous alloys, most notably aluminum alloys, precipitation-hardening (PH) stainless steels, and some nickel-based
Prework Before performing laser welding, we thoroughly clean the materials because any residual contamination can affect the welding process or cause porosity or cracks in
Laser welding is a precise welding method, also called laser beam welding(LBW). Laser welding differs from other welding methods in that it uses a laser
Heat treatment is a controlled process of heating and cooling solid metals and alloys to alter their physical and mechanical properties, without changing the product’s
Aerospace & Aviation The aerospace industry pushes the limits of materials and precision, requiring components that are incredibly lightweight, strong, and reliable. Lightweight Structural Components: Parts
Powder coating vs anodizing Compared to anodizing, powder coating allows for more colors and surface finishes. Additionally, for large quantities and complex parts, powder coating
Laser cutting is a subtractive manufacturing technology that uses a high-powered, focused laser beam to vaporize, melt, or burn materials with extreme precision. Its popularity
316L stainless steel is a low-carbon variation of the classic 316 alloy and is a cornerstone of the austenitic stainless steel family. Its “L” designation
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