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MORE THAN WELDING

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Laser welding

Laser welding for industrial equipment and welded structures​

At Base Group, laser welding expands our manufacturing capabilities in areas where precision, repeatability and controlled heat input are critical. As a manufacturing partner for industrial equipment and high-quality welded structures, we apply laser welding in projects that require clean weld geometry, reduced distortion and cleaner processing of thin-walled or geometrically complex components. This technology complements our broader production environment, which includes welding, machining, cutting, forming, assembly, testing and final verification. It is a process available for the manufacture of demanding industrial components where quality and dimensional stability are essential.

Precision-oriented welding process

Laser welding is a modern joining method used wherever dimensional accuracy, weld aesthetics and process stability are important. At Base Group, we provide manual laser welding using MAX PHOTONICS equipment, enabling precise execution of welding joints, including in hard-to-reach areas and on components with complex shapes. Compared with conventional methods such as TIG, MIG or MAG, laser welding allows for a narrower heat-affected zone, limited thermal deformation and shorter processing time, which is particularly relevant in the most technically demanding industrial applications. For customers looking for precision welding, this technology can deliver a high level of repeatability and process control.

Integrated with industrial manufacturing

At Base Group, laser welding is not treated as a stand-alone process, but as part of an integrated manufacturing route and production system. Depending on project requirements, it can be combined with laser cutting, CNC machining, sheet metal forming, assembly, pressure testing, tightness testing, air leak verification and non-destructive testing. This allows us to match the joining technology to the product function, material specification and downstream process requirements, while maintaining consistency with customer documentation and project quality criteria. In this way, we ensure that the selected method of joining remains fully aligned with the overall manufacturing process. To learn more about our laser welding capabilities, contact our team by phone or mail.

welding at base group

In the production of equipment and high-quality welded structures, welding plays a crucial role. It is our core process, to which we devote the greatest attention and expertise. Our operations are based on a wide range of advanced welding technologies, enabling us to meet diverse technical requirements and ensure the highest quality standards.

We utilize various methods, including robotic welding, TIG welding, and the MAG/MIG welding method with double pulse, as well as laser welding.

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FAQ

What are the main advantages of laser welding for industrial applications?

Laser welding offers high precision, limited thermal deformation and a narrow heat-affected zone, making it particularly suitable for components where dimensional stability and weld quality are critical. It is also an efficient solution for projects that require clean weld geometry, shorter processing time and reduced post-weld correction.

In which applications is laser welding most effective?

Laser welding is especially effective for thin-walled parts, components with complex shapes and products with difficult weld access. It is commonly selected where precise joining, low distortion and repeatable process control are required for industrial equipment or welded structures.

How does laser welding compare with TIG, MIG and MAG welding?

Compared with conventional processes such as TIG, MIG and MAG, laser welding can provide a narrower heat input area and reduced thermal impact on the material. In selected applications, this results in improved dimensional control, cleaner processing and greater efficiency, particularly for precision-oriented manufacturing tasks.

Can laser welding be integrated with other manufacturing processes at Base Group?

Yes. At Base Group, laser welding is part of a broader manufacturing route and can be combined with processes such as laser cutting, CNC machining, sheet metal forming, assembly, pressure testing, tightness testing, air leak verification and non-destructive testing. This integrated approach ensures that the welding method is aligned with the overall technical and quality requirements of the project.