Product Overview

The Galvo Head Handheld Laser Welding Machine combines handheld operation with a galvo scanning welding head for metal joining applications.

The system uses a fiber laser source with 1500W to 6000W power options and a 100×100mm scanning range.

It processes stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum alloy, copper, galvanized steel, and other engineering metals used in battery components, automotive parts, electrical assemblies, and precision fabrication.

Machine Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Model	HT-WT1500 / HT-WT2000 / HT-WT3000 / HT-WT6000
Laser Power	1500W / 2000W / 3000W / 6000W
Laser Wavelength	1080±10nm
Power Adjustment Range	5–100%
Frequency Range	1Hz–5000Hz
Welding Mode	Pulse / CW
Welding Head	Galvo Scanner Welding Head
Scanner Range	100×100mm
Laser Core Diameter	34–100μm
Fiber Cable Length	10m
Operation Capability	Continuous 24-hour operation
Power Supply	AC220V±10% / 380V±10%, 50/60Hz
Total Power Consumption	<8KW
Machine Dimension	1200×650×1200mm

Galvo Welding Performance

Repeatable Beam Scanning Control
The galvo scanning head moves the laser beam along programmed paths within a 100×100mm scanning range, maintaining consistent beam movement and reducing variation caused by manual operation.

Controlled Heat Distribution
The fiber laser concentrates energy in the weld area, reducing heat transfer and deformation on thin stainless steel, aluminum, and galvanized components.

Consistent Weld Penetration
Pulse and continuous modes control laser energy input, maintaining consistent penetration and seam formation during repeated welding operations.

Welding Process Capability

Battery Component Welding
Used for welding battery tabs, busbars, connectors, and terminals where stable electrical connections and controlled penetration are required.

Thin Sheet Metal Assembly Welding
Suitable for stainless steel panels, aluminum covers, galvanized sheets, and fabricated metal parts requiring low heat distortion.

Copper Aluminum Joining
Processes copper and aluminum components used in battery connections, electrical terminals, and industrial equipment with controlled laser energy input.

Localized Welding for Industrial Parts
Supports welding of machine parts, electrical enclosures, industrial hardware, and custom metal assemblies in areas difficult for fixed welding equipment to reach.

Custom Configuration Options

Configuration Item	Available Options
Laser Power	1500W / 2000W / 3000W / 6000W
Welding Head	Galvo scanning welding head configuration
Cooling System	Water cooling configuration
Wire Feeding System	Optional wire feeder integration
Production Setup	Welding workstation and fixture integration

Quality Inspection Process

Each Galvo Head Handheld Laser Welding Machine completes assembly inspection, electrical testing, laser output verification, and welding performance evaluation before shipment.

Inspection procedures include:

Laser power verification
Galvo scanning calibration
Beam quality inspection
Welding parameter testing
Continuous operation testing
Electrical safety inspection

Factory acceptance testing is available before shipment. Welding samples, test records, and verification documents are provided for production evaluation.

FAQ

Q: Can the machine be integrated into an automated production line?

A: Yes. The system supports integration with welding fixtures, positioning systems, and customized workstations for production processes requiring repeatable welding operations.

Q: How is the welding process evaluated before machine delivery?

A: Customers provide workpieces or samples for welding evaluation. Engineers analyze weld penetration, seam formation, and process parameters before confirming the final machine configuration.

Q: What factors affect the selection of laser power?

A: Laser power selection depends on material type, workpiece thickness, joint structure, and required welding speed. Engineering evaluation is completed before equipment configuration.

Q: Can the welding system be customized for specific production setups?

A: Yes. Custom options include welding fixtures, wire feeding systems, workstation layouts, and production configuration adjustments.

Q: What documents are provided with export shipments?

A: Export shipments include commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, and required shipping documents.

Q: What training is provided after machine installation?

A: Training covers machine operation, parameter adjustment, daily maintenance, and welding process setup.

Q: How are replacement parts supported after delivery?

A: Spare parts supply and technical assistance are provided for equipment maintenance throughout the service period.

Q: What information should be prepared before requesting a quotation?

A: Customers should provide workpiece drawings, material information, thickness, welding position, production volume, and expected welding requirements.

Q: Is factory acceptance testing available before shipment?

A: Yes. Factory acceptance testing verifies machine configuration, welding performance, and operating functions before shipment.

Q: What support is available for process optimization?

A: Technical support covers welding parameter adjustment, application evaluation, and troubleshooting during equipment operation.