Remote Welding CO2 Laser Scanner

With remote welding, a laser beam of long focal length and high beam quality is guided across the three-dimensional workpiece. In contrast to conventional laser welding, the focusing optic is not moved, only the focusing point. This takes place by means of dynamic tilting of fixed mirrors above the workpiece. The laser power is controlled synchronously to the movement.

Remote welding technology opens up several interesting options, especially where the welding of small components in high-volume production is concerned.