Laser welding machine MOST MAX-T65/45/35

The new generation of portable laser welders features compact dimensions, lightweight design, flexibility of use, and ease of operation. These devices enable welding of stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, galvanized sheet metal, copper, and other metals. Thanks to advanced laser technology, the welder ensures efficient welding at speeds higher than TIG and MIG/MAG methods.

Welds produced with a laser welder are smooth and rounded. The welding process does not cause material deformation or burns, eliminating the need for subsequent grinding or polishing. As a result, overall production efficiency significantly improves, while the consumption of consumables and production costs per component are reduced.

Advantages of Laser Welding:

• Narrow weld seam.
• Narrow heat-affected zone.
• High process speed.
• Filler material not required (can be used if needed).
• High precision.
• High process cleanliness.
• High power density.
• Minimal distortions.
• Capability to join hard-to-weld materials.

Laser welding is a highly efficient method for large-scale, automated, or robotic production, particularly for joining small, thin-walled components, where the advantages of this method are increasingly utilized.

MOST MAX welding systems consist of the following components:

• A laser source with a dual-axis laser head and integrated cooler
• Wire feeder
• Welding gloves – MOST FIBER TECH

Material Types and Key Specifications

Easy Installation and Operation

Simply connect the 230 V AC power cable, shielding gas (argon/nitrogen), and attach the ground clamp to the workpiece to start using the device. Through the touch panel, users can access the operating interface, select predefined parameters, or define custom settings.     

Learn more about laser welding technology.