Air-cooled welding
Compact handheld configurations for workshops and mobile work. Confirm duty requirements, ambient conditions and the available site power.
Metal processing equipment, integrated systems and supporting components.
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3 kW Fiber Laser Cutting MachineAn open-bed fiber laser system for sheet-metal cutting. Choose the working area, laser source and cutting head around your parts and production needs.
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Compare air-cooled and water-cooled handheld laser welding machines around the metal, joint geometry and working environment. Review the laser source, welding head and wire-feeding options together.
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Review the process, material and site requirements before choosing the equipment.
Compact handheld configurations for workshops and mobile work. Confirm duty requirements, ambient conditions and the available site power.
Review the integrated chiller, source selection and head configuration for your production schedule. The official range includes 1.2–3 kW options.
For pulse-specific welding or an automated station, provide the joint drawing and required process. Source type, cooling and tooling are selected for the application.
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Handheld welding · Water cooling
Bring laser welding to metal fabrications with a handheld head and water-cooled laser system. Choose the power, wire-feed options and process package around your joints.
1.2–3 kWAvailable laser power options
Start with the joint, thickness and finish you need. Power and accessories are selected together.
A sample review should include the base materials, surface condition, fit-up and required weld result. Robotic and platform welding are handled as complete integration projects.
View the water-cooled handheld welder ↗Share your material, part drawings and production requirements to start the discussion.
Separate the purchase package from production costs. Use a defined joint, measured batch and accepted assembly count to compare welding budgets.
Read guide ↗Compare cooling arrangements against your joints, production workload and workshop conditions, then use a representative trial to review the proposed equipment.
Read guide ↗Compare the configured machine, included equipment, options, acceptance and delivery scope using the same project brief.
Read guide ↗Turn a sample request into a useful comparison: define the material, drawings, acceptance criteria and test record before sending anything.
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