Three forms: handheld, galvanometer and robotic, 1-6 kW. Clean welds, low heat input and high speed, replacing conventional TIG welding; suitable for stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminium and galvanised sheet.
A lightweight torch that is quick to learn, suited to flexible welding of sheet metal parts, enclosures and cabinets, stair railings and similar work.
Can be equipped with automatic wire feedHigh-speed scanning welding for thin sheet, batteries and small precision parts in volume; can be integrated in-line.
High-speed scanningA 6-axis robot with a laser welding head: consistent beads and a stable cycle, ideal for volume structural parts.
Consistent in volumePower, welding head type and level of automation can all be customised to your welding process.
| Model | Laser power (kW) | Welding head type | Handheld single-side penetration (mm) |
Welding speed (m/min) | Wire feed | Automation | Cooling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SD-LW-1500 | 1.5 | Handheld welding torch | ≤2.5 | 0–8 | Optional automatic wire feed | Manual | Water cooled |
| SD-LW-2000 | 2.0 | Handheld welding torch | ≤4.0 | 0–10 | Optional automatic wire feed | Manual | Water cooled |
| SD-LG-3000 | 3.0 | Galvanometer oscillating welding head | ≤4.0 | 0–30 | Integration | Semi-automatic / in-line | Water cooled |
| SD-LR-3000 | 3.0 | Robotic welding head | ≤5.0 | 0–12 | Integration | 6-axis robot | Water cooled |
| SD-LR-6000 | 6.0 | Robotic welding head | ≤8.0 | 0–12 | Integration | 6-axis robot | Water cooled |
* Penetration and speed vary with material, joint type and process parameters. Results from sample welding on site prevail.