Laser Welding Machine - Product Range
AMADA has a fiber laser welder range designed to meet the specific application requirements in an industrial setting. Each laser welding machine has been designed to address key issues and provide the best-suited laser machine welding solutions. More specifically, decreasing lead time, lowering production costs, and improved finishing quality.
Depending on your shop setup and requirements, we have two options regarding an industrial laser beam welder. The first is our robotic laser machine welding cell that enables automated production, high speed, and finish quality. The second is our handheld laser welder for sale. The AMADA handheld laser welder is ideal for a wide range of processing with minimal skill required.
When searching for a laser welding machine, you want something worthy of the investment made. The AMADA laser beam welder improves welding performance even for the most difficult-to-process materials, delivers smooth continuous welding, and more. With a global reputation for high-quality and wear-resistant machinery, the choice is easy.
- Laser Welding Machines
FLW-ENSISe Series
Taking laser welding to a higher level of precision and productivity. The FLW-ENSISe welding cell has many features that make it unique in terms of welding quality, speed and productivity.
FLW-3000Le
A compact fiber laser welder. This space-saving machine has been created by adopting a small robot. A small head allows access to narrow areas, expanding the process range.
FLW1500MT
A new standard in sheet metal welding. The FLW1500MT is a handy fiber laser welder that uses a high output oscillator combined with the latest wobbling function for wide range processing.
General-Purpose Welding Machines
- General Purpose Welding Machines
ID-40 Series
Inverter-controlled power supply that contributes to high quality and high productivity. With an increase in specialty materials and welding conditions, the ID-40 provides a significant improvement in the working environment.
GUNMAN-III NT
NC stud welding machine. Collet exchange is not required. Automatic supply of 5 studs. Fully automated stud welding. Productivity has improved dramatically at the fastest processing speed.
VC-500II
New face of the vertical automatic TIG welder. Automatically sets the welding current and torch speed by selecting four elements from the pull-down menu: material, thickness, fitting shape, and welding method.
Micro Welding & Laser Marking Machines
- Micro Welding & Laser Marking Machines
Micro Welders
Our Micro Welding Division offers products broadly divided into two types of micro welding: laser welding and fine spot welding. These are key technologies supporting an extremely wide range of manufacturing sectors.
Micro Laser Markers
We support manufacturing with processing technologies such as marking (etching and engraving), peeling, deburring, and trimming. Laser processing is utilised in a wide range of industries.
Laser Welder - FAQs
Whether you’re considering the handheld laser welder or one of the robotic systems, a laser welding machine is designed for speed. This means welding speeds are often 2-10x faster than traditional methods.
Moreover, the minimal heat input through either the robotic systems or the handheld laser welder for sale means there is little to no distortion and high-precision finishing that rarely requires any post-processing. The laser beam welder is therefore perfect for complex geometries and high-quality, aesthetic finishing.
AMADA’s laser machine welding range is also made for maximum ease of use, where even inexperienced operators can deliver high-quality products.
Material thickness will largely depend on the laser beam welder and its power output.
The AMADA laser machine welding range consists of 3 options with their own different power output and suitable material thickness varying from 4mm to 12mm.
The FLW-1500MT is a handheld laser welder with 1.5kW power output and is suitable for materials up to 4mm. The FLW-3000Le robotic laser welding machine comes with 3kW of power output and up to 6mm of suitable material thickness. Lastly, the FLW-ENSISe robotic laser beam welder comes in two different variants of 3 and 6kW of power output and up to 12mm of suitable material thickness.
Ultimately, if material thickness is an important factor to consider when looking for a laser welder for sale, it is best to speak to an AMADA Sales engineer that can help steer you in the right direction.
