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| Traditional Welding Methods | Laser Welding | |
| Speed | Average | Up to 4X Faster than TIG |
| Quality | Depends on user experience |
Consistent high-quality results
Anyone can use laser weld within 2 hours
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| Learning Curve | Steep |
Everyone learn it within 2 to3 hours,no matter
have welding experience
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| Material Flexibility |
Limited with consumables changes
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Wide range with no set up |
| Distortion & Deformation | High | Quit low |
| Heat Affected Zone | Large | Small |
| Wobble Welding | without | Yes - up to 5 mm additional weld width |
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TIG welding may generate extreme heat that
deforms thin materials,produces poor visual
finishes,is difficult when welding copper
and limited welding metals of dissimilar
thicknesses.
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MIG welding requires consumable wire,
material pre-cleaning and beveled joints for
thick metals for full penetration. Travel and
work angles arelimited and vertical positions
are extremely challenging.
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Laser welding enables dramatically faster
welding, is easier to learn and operate,
and provides higher-quality, consistent
results across a wider range of materials
and thicknesses
than MIG or TIG with minimal distortion,
deformation,undercut or burn-through.
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