Key Features

• Flexible Operation: The handheld welding torch design breaks through spatial limitations, enabling long-distance welding and outdoor operations. It easily handles welding of various complex weld seams and irregularly shaped workpieces, supporting lap welding, butt welding, vertical welding, and welding at any angle.
• High Welding Quality: Laser handheld welding machines deliver concentrated energy, controllable weld penetration, narrow weld seams, small heat-affected zones, and minimal workpiece deformation. The welds feature an aesthetic finish, meet strength standards, and typically require no or only minimal post-welding grinding.
• Efficient Welding Performance: Laser welding offers fast speeds—more than twice that of traditional TIG welding—significantly reducing working hours.
• Easy Operation: With an operating method similar to traditional welding torches, the device is equipped with a trigger switch and safety protection structure. Workers can quickly master the operational essentials after basic training.

Main Specifications

• Laser Power: Common specifications include 1000W, 1500W, 2000W, etc. Higher power corresponds to stronger welding capacity and the ability to weld thicker materials.
• Optical Fiber Length: Standard configuration ranges from 5 to 10 meters, with customization available to meet long-distance welding requirements.
• Welding Speed: Varies by model, typically ranging from 0 to 120mm/s.
• Applicable Material Thickness: Generally, a 1000W laser handheld welding machine can weld stainless steel, carbon steel, and other materials with a thickness of approximately 0.5-3.5mm.

Application Fields

• Kitchen & Bathroom Industry: Welding of stainless steel hand basins, sinks, etc.
• Home Appliance Industry: Welding of components such as refrigerator and washing machine casings.
• Advertising Industry: Welding of large metal advertising letters.
• Door & Window Industry: Welding of aluminum alloy door/window frames, guardrails, etc.
• Auto Parts Industry: Precision welding of automotive components.
• Metal Furniture Industry: Welding of metal tables, chairs, shelves, etc.