Laser Welding

In laser welding, the minimal heat input makes it possible to create very small welds without thermal distortion of the material.

Steels with a carbon content of less than 0.2% are suitable for this process.
Tantalum, titanium, nickel, bronze, and iron-nickel alloys can also be welded.
Thermal pulse forming enables the welding of dissimilar materials.
Even highly reflective materials such as gold, platinum, and copper can be welded with a laser.
After welding, no post-processing of the weld seam is usually necessary.