Types of Industrial Lasers: A Guide to Choosing the Right Laser Technology
Explore the various types of industrial lasers used in manufacturing and processing applications, each designed for specific purposes like cutting, welding, marking, and engraving. Navigate through our dedicated sections on diode lasers, CO₂ lasers, UV lasers, green lasers, and Nd
lasers to learn more about their unique capabilities and applications. Click on each laser type to dive deeper into its technology, benefits, and ideal industrial uses.
Selecting the right laser for the right material and application involves evaluating key factors like energy density, precision, thermal impact, and processing speed. This ensures compatibility with the material’s properties and project requirements. Matching laser parameters to the material optimizes efficiency, reduces waste, and delivers desired results with minimal risk of damage.
A fiber laser uses optical fibers doped with rare-earth elements to generate a high-power laser beam, ideal for cutting, welding, and engraving.
Used for precision welding, soldering, and plastic welding applications due to their compact size and high efficiency.
Ideal for cutting, engraving, and marking non-metal materials like wood, glass, acrylic, and plastics.
Offers high precision in micro-marking and cutting applications for electronics, semiconductors, and medical devices.
Preferred for precision drilling, marking, and glass cutting due to minimal thermal damage and high beam quality.
Utilized for deep penetration welding, drilling, and cutting metals, especially in automotive and aerospace industries.