Laser Welding Structural Steel
Laser welding of black and white joints (mixed joints)
With more than 20 years worth of experience in laser welding and laser fine welding of all kinds of steel, customers of all industries can rely on numerous benefits. These benefits include visually appealing, high-quality, non-porous, and strong welds; slightest thermal warping; and high welding speed – just to name a few.
Long-lasting experience and our modern machinery in the field of thermal joining technology enable us to weld even difficult joints. So called “black and white joints”, which means joints of austenitic steel (premium steel) and unalloyed or low alloy steel (e.g. ST 37), are part of our range of services.
Long-lasting experience and our modern machinery in the field of thermal joining technology enable us to weld even difficult joints. So called “black and white joints”, which means joints of austenitic steel (premium steel) and unalloyed or low alloy steel (e.g. ST 37), are part of our range of services.
Joining different metal alloys of varied thicknesses is no problem at all. Even when welding extremely thin and very voluminous parts, we are able to ensure warping-free, strong, and visually appealing welds, regardless of welding with or without filler material.
For quality assurance purposes, we make use of cutting-edge metrology for dimensional inspection, hydrogen leakage tests for checking tightness, or macrosections for determining weld location and penetration depth.
We would be pleased to receive your Contact – check out KURIOS!
For quality assurance purposes, we make use of cutting-edge metrology for dimensional inspection, hydrogen leakage tests for checking tightness, or macrosections for determining weld location and penetration depth.
We would be pleased to receive your Contact – check out KURIOS!
Possible fields of application – unlimited flexibility
As a highly precise welding procedure, laser welding of structural steel is increasingly important in many areas of mechanical engineering, automobile manufacture, toolmaking, and fixture construction.
Welded assembly made of structural steel
Laser-welded ball bearing seat
Laser welding of structural steel – the key facts at a glance
Various industries appreciate the many benefits laser welding comes with. These benefits apply not only to structural steel but also to steel sheets that are welded following to the forming process. Consistently good results of difficult joints are guaranteed for small batches as well as large-scale production.
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Maximum size:
1,000 mm x 1,000 mm
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Minimum material thickness:
0.05 mm
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Maximum material weight:
2,000 kg
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Benefits:
Thermal effect that is lukewarm at most, high welding speed, various materials, no reworking, pinpoint energy exposure
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Materials:
Unalloyed or low alloy structural steel, sheet qualities suitable for deep-drawing
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Further processing offer:
Laser cutting, HSC milling, 5-axis milling, laser marking, engraving, thread cutting, drilling, turning, hydraulic bending, and Heli-Coil
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Surface refinements:
Lacquering, sandblasting, abrasive blasting, grinding, and brushing
