| Model | AKH-1500 | AKH-2000 | AKH-3000 | AKH-6000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laser Power | 1500W | 2000W | 3000W | 6000W |
| Laser Operating Modes | Continuous Wave Laser | |||
| Laser Generator | Raycus/Max/BWT | |||
| Laser Wavelength | 1080nm±10nm | |||
| Laser Power Tunability | 10-100% | |||
| Laser Welding Head | Au3tech | |||
| Welding Gap Requirements | ≤0.5mm | |||
| Control System | Au3tech | |||
| Expected Focal Distance | 160mm | |||
| Fiber Cable Length | 10m (JPT: 15m) | |||
| Cooling Type | Water Cooling | |||
| Pulse-Frequency Range | 20-200 KHz | |||
| Voltage and Frequency | 380V/220V 50/60H | |||
| Working Environment | 10-40℃ | |||
| Operating Humidity | 5-95% | |||
| Comparison Item | Laser Welding | TIG Welding | MIG Welding | Plasma Arc Welding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Welding Principle | Uses a focused laser beam to melt and join materials | Uses a tungsten electrode and shielding gas to create an arc | Uses a continuously fed wire electrode and shielding gas | Uses a constricted plasma arc to produce high heat |
| Heat Input | Low and concentrated | Moderate to high | Moderate to high | High and concentrated |
| Welding Speed | Very fast | Slow | Fast | Medium to fast |
| Weld Precision | Very high | High | Medium | High |
| Weld Seam Width | Narrow and clean | Fine but wider than laser welding | Wider weld bead | Narrower than MIG, but usually wider than laser |
| Heat-Affected Zone | Small | Larger than laser welding | Larger than laser welding | Medium to large |
| Material Distortion | Low | Medium | Medium to high | Medium |
| Welding Strength | High with correct parameters | High | High | High |
| Thin Metal Welding | Excellent for thin sheets and precision parts | Good, but requires skilled control | Possible, but burn-through risk is higher | Good, but setup is more complex |
| Thick Metal Welding | Suitable with high-power systems and proper joint design | Suitable but slower | Very suitable for thicker materials | Suitable for thick materials |
| Appearance of Weld | Smooth, narrow, and clean | Clean and attractive with skilled operation | Rougher and may need finishing | Clean, but may need finishing depending on settings |
| Filler Material | Often no filler needed; filler can be added if required | Filler rod often used manually | Wire filler is continuously fed | Filler may be used depending on the process |
| Skill Requirement | Lower for handheld systems, higher for automation setup | High operator skill required | Medium skill requirement | High skill and process knowledge required |
| Automation Capability | Excellent for robots and production lines | Possible, but slower and more complex | Good for robotic and automated welding | Good, but equipment setup is more complex |
| Production Efficiency | Very high for batch and continuous production | Lower efficiency | High efficiency | Medium to high efficiency |
| Spatter | Very low | Almost none | More spatter, especially with poor settings | Low to medium |
| Post-Weld Processing | Usually little grinding or polishing needed | May need light finishing | Often requires cleaning, grinding, or spatter removal | May require finishing depending on application |
| Equipment Cost | Higher initial investment | Lower to medium | Medium | Medium to high |
| Operating Cost | Lower labor and finishing cost, but higher equipment cost | Higher labor cost due to slower speed | Moderate cost with wire and gas consumption | Higher gas and equipment maintenance cost |
| Best Application Scenarios | Precision metal parts, stainless steel, aluminum, sheet metal, battery parts, automotive parts, and automated production | High-quality manual welding, thin stainless steel, pipes, and decorative parts | Structural parts, fabrication, heavy-duty metalwork, and high-volume welding | Aerospace, precision welding, thick sections, and applications needing stable deep penetration |
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AccTek Laser offers a diverse range of laser welding machines tailored to various applications, from handheld solutions for small-scale repairs to high-power systems for large industrial production. Whether you need precision welding for thin sheet metals or robust joints for thick components, AccTek provides a solution that fits your specific requirements.
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AccTek Laser provides customizable solutions for various welding requirements, offering flexibility in laser power, cooling systems, welding width, and automation options. Their ability to tailor systems to suit specific production needs maximizes welding efficiency and productivity, ensuring that every weld is precise and optimal for your application.
AccTek Laser offers comprehensive technical support to ensure smooth operation throughout the lifecycle of the equipment. Their experienced team assists with machine selection, installation, training, and troubleshooting. This ongoing support helps customers adapt quickly to laser welding technology, ensuring seamless operation and high-quality welds at every stage.
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The machine offers four power options: 1500W, 2000W, 3000W, and 6000W. The 1500W is great for light applications or welding thinner materials. The 2000W and 3000W can handle a wider range of materials and thicknesses, with moderate welding speeds, making it great for general use in a variety of applications. The 6000W is great for heavy applications, faster processing speeds, and welding thicker materials.
Each power option allows you to choose the one that best fits your specific needs, whether for precision, speed, or handling different material thicknesses. If you have more questions or need help choosing the right power level, feel free to ask!
The laser welding machine is designed to weld a variety of metal materials:
These materials make the machine versatile across industries, from construction to electronics. If you need further details on welding-specific materials, feel free to ask!
Yes, laser welding machines typically require shielding gas. The shielding gas plays an essential role in protecting the weld area from oxidation and contamination during the welding process, ensuring a cleaner and stronger weld. Common gases used are:
The choice of gas depends on the material being welded and the desired weld quality. Shielding gas also helps to control the temperature and stability of the weld, reducing splatter and minimizing the risk of defects.
Yes, wearing protective glasses is essential when using a laser welding machine. Laser welding emits intense light and radiation that can seriously harm your eyes, even from indirect exposure. Protective glasses are specifically designed to block harmful laser wavelengths, preventing eye injuries like burns, retinal damage, and long-term vision issues.
The glasses should match the laser’s wavelength, usually indicated by the laser machine specifications, and meet safety standards. Proper eye protection also enhances overall safety by allowing you to focus on precise welds without risk. In addition to glasses, other protective gear, like gloves and protective clothing, is recommended to ensure complete safety during operation.
Our laser welding machine package includes comprehensive technical support options designed to ensure smooth operation and help you maximize machine efficiency. We offer:
Both support options are aimed at helping you achieve the best possible results with your machine. Please let us know if you’d like further details or if you’re interested in arranging on-site training.
Our laser welding machine is backed by a comprehensive warranty designed to give you peace of mind and protect your investment:
Please note that this warranty excludes damage resulting from improper use, mishandling, or other artificial causes.
Our laser welding machine is certified with internationally recognized standards to ensure quality, safety, and compliance with industry requirements.
If additional certifications are required for specific regions or industries, please let us know, and we can provide further information.
4 reviews for Handheld Laser Welding Machine
Marcus –
From a maintenance point of view, this machine is pretty solid. I’ve worked with different welding systems, and this one is easier to keep in good condition. The chiller does a good job keeping temperatures stable, which helps avoid unexpected shutdowns. The alarm system is also useful because it gives clear warnings before something goes wrong. I like that the safety interlock is responsive, especially when we’re training new staff. The internal setup seems well thought out, and I haven’t had to deal with major issues so far. It’s reliable for daily industrial use.
Priya –
We needed something flexible for custom jobs, and this type of laser welding machine turned out to be a good choice. I can move it between stations without much effort, which helps when space is limited. The laser output feels steady, and I’ve noticed fewer burn marks compared to traditional welding. The cooling system also seems reliable since we run it for long hours. My team picked up the controls quickly, which surprised me. It’s not complicated to adjust settings for different materials. So far, it has helped us handle more orders without increasing workload.
Elena –
We added this laser welding machine to improve efficiency, and it made a noticeable difference. The beam transmission is precise, which gives us cleaner seams even on detailed parts. I appreciate how stable the laser output is during long runs. It helps maintain consistent quality across batches. The control interface is straightforward, so operators don’t waste time figuring things out. The mobility is another advantage since we can shift it depending on production needs. It has helped us speed up workflows without compromising on quality, which is exactly what we were looking for.
Ahmed –
I mainly work on thin sheet metal, so precision matters a lot. This handheld laser welding setup gives me better control than I expected. The grip feels comfortable, and I can reach tight angles without much trouble. The weld seams are smooth, and there’s less need for post-processing. I also noticed that the machine runs quietly compared to the older equipment we used. The cooling system keeps everything stable, even during longer sessions. It’s been a practical upgrade for our shop, especially when handling small, detailed components that require steady performance.