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laser welding [′lā·zər ¦wel·diŋ] (metallurgy) Micro-spot welding with a laser beam. Laser welding Welding with a laser beam. The primary apparatus is the continuous-wave, convectively cooled CO2 laser with either oscillator/amplifier (gaussian output beam) or unstable resonator (hollows output beam) optics. These lasers, available in output powers ranging from approximately 1000 to 15,000 W, have been used to demonstrate specific welding accomplishments in a variety of metals and alloys. Substantial advances in laser technology made possible the production of fully automated multikilowatt industrial laser systems which can be operated on a continuous production basis. These systems can be used for a variety of development programs and on-line production applications. See Laser How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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; "Medical plastic assembly with UV adhesive," Rich Golebiewski, Dymax, Germany; and "Developing cost-effective laser welding parameters for weldable resins and application to the medical segment," Gareth McGrath, Gentex, U. Company offers standard and custom hotplate, linear vibration and laser welding systems. of laser welding (the majority in the door openings), 59. |
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