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Laser Welding
Handheld fiber laser welding systems We configure each machine around your materials, thickness range, shifts and available space. Installation, commissioning, operator training and technical support are included.
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Available models
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LUCOHE QCW-750 pulsed handheld laser welder
QCW laser welding 750 W (2000 W peak), water-cooled, 800×400×650 mm. Quote only.
LUCOHE HLW-1000 air-cooled handheld laser welder
1000 W air-cooled handheld laser welder. Size 700×600×600 mm. Quote only.
LUCOHE HLW-1500 — Handheld Laser Welder 1500W Air-Cooled
Compact 1500W handheld laser welder with active air cooling for stainless steel, carbon steel, galvanized steel, aluminium and copper.
LUCOHE HLW-2000A air-cooled handheld laser welder
2000 W air-cooled handheld laser welder, same family as HLW-1500. Quote only.
LUCOHE HLW-1500W water-cooled handheld laser welder
1500 W water-cooled handheld laser welder. Size 900×550×900 mm. Quote only.
LUCOHE HLW-2000 — Handheld Laser Welder 2000W with Optional Double Wire
2000W water-cooled handheld laser welder with automatic wire feed, 10 m fibre and optional double-wire configuration.
LUCOHE HLW-3000 — Handheld Laser Welder 3000W with Optional Double Wire
3000W handheld laser welder for higher deposition work, with single-wire standard setup and optional double-wire configuration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is handheld laser welding used for?
Handheld fiber laser welding is used for joining stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminium and copper in fabrication, automotive repair, furniture manufacturing and general metalwork. It produces clean welds with minimal distortion and little post-processing.
What power do I need for handheld laser welding?
1000W handles most thin materials up to 3mm. 1500–2000W is the sweet spot for general fabrication including 3–5mm plate. 3000W is for thicker sections or high-speed production. The wobble welding head helps bridge gaps and produce wider seams.
Is laser welding safe? What protection is needed?
Yes, with proper safety equipment. Each system includes a laser safety enclosure for the workpiece, protective eyewear rated for the specific wavelength (1070nm), and an extraction system. Operators require basic training on laser safety protocols.