Laser welding

It enables the precise application of various materials to correct the shape or improve the mechanical properties of workpieces.
The precise and limited energy input, which is strictly controlled in terms of time and space, significantly reduces the risk of deformation, cracks or other material damage.
The process allows the material to be applied even in hard-to-reach areas, as the focus of the laser beam can be adjusted to the distance from the laser head (from 150 mm to 550 mm on our machines).
Welding takes place in an inert argon atmosphere, which prevents oxidation of welds and ensures a smooth and glossy surface.
Various filler materials are used, tailored to the specific requirements of the workpieces, which ensure high strength, toughness, hardness (up to 62 HRC) and resistance to wear and corrosion. This process can significantly improve the properties of the final product. Welding is possible both before and after heat treatment, even for surface-hardened workpieces such as nitrided, cemented or hard-coated workpieces.
We weld various types of tool steels, regardless of their hardness or quality, as well as stainless steels, aluminium, titanium and beryllium bronze.