Fiber laser is a laser that uses optical fiber to amplify and transmit the generated excitation light, and has a wavelength of 1070nm that is easily absorbed by metals. Among many lasers, it has a particularly high energy density and has the characteristics of easy convergence of the beam, and its major advantage is that it can achieve deep melting of metals. Compared with YAG laser, it has many advantages such as deep melting, low running cost, and almost no trouble and cost for adjustment and maintenance, and its popularity has accelerated in recent years. Although fiber laser has the characteristics of high power and high efficiency, if the power is too high in manual welding of sheet metal, it will cause danger to the operator, so the power is usually limited to about 1kW when making products. When pursuing higher power and greater penetration depth, mechanical welding and robot welding can be studied.

Top Ten Development Trends of Laser Welding Automation in the Next 20 Years The development trend of laser welding automation in the next 20 years will show diversified and profound changes, as an important part of advanced manufacturing technology. The following is a detailed analysis of the future

What is laser welding? What is the current development of laser welding technology? In what fields can laser welding technology be applied?

A. Difficulties in welding copper Since copper has a very low absorption rate of near-infrared laser at room temperature, most of the incident laser will be reflected during the welding process, resulting in severe energy loss of copper during the laser welding process and low laser energy utilizati