Applications
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Find your job below. Each page explains how lasers do it, where they don’t, and which machines fit.
- Laser cleaningRust and paint removalLaser cleaning removes rust, mill scale and paint without abrasive media or solvents. It suits maintenance crews, restorers, shipyards and fabricators who need clean steel without the mess of blasting.Read more
- Laser welding · Laser cutting · Laser cleaningSheet-metal fabricationCabinets, kitchen equipment, frames, enclosures and railings: fiber lasers cut the blanks, handheld laser welders join them with low distortion, and laser cleaners remove oxide and heat tint.Read more
- Laser welding · Laser markingJewelry making and repairJewelry laser welders deliver short, precise pulses under a microscope or camera. Jewelers use them for repairs that a torch cannot do safely, and studios use compact welders for permanent jewelry.Read more
- Laser welding · Laser cleaningMould and die repairMould shops use pulsed laser welders to rebuild worn edges, cracks and engraving with filler wire, and pulsed laser cleaners to remove residue without damaging the polished or textured surface.Read more
- Laser markingPart marking and traceabilityLaser marking writes serial numbers, batch codes, logos and 2D codes directly into the part. The mark survives handling, cleaning and heat, so parts stay traceable for life.Read more
- Laser marking · CO2 engraving & cuttingDenim, leather and textilesOrganic materials absorb the CO2 wavelength strongly. Garment factories use CO2 galvo lasers to create worn-look patterns on denim, mark logos on leather and cut fabric shapes.Read more
- CO2 engraving & cutting · Laser cutting · Laser welding · Wall or UV printingSignage and advertisingSign makers use CO2 lasers to cut acrylic and wood, fiber lasers to cut and mark metal, handheld laser welders for stainless letters and wall printers to put graphics straight onto walls.Read more
- Wall or UV printingMurals and interior decorationA vertical wall printer prints full-colour images straight onto interior walls and many other surfaces. Mural studios, interior designers, schools, restaurants and retail fit-out firms use them for walls that would take days to paint by hand.Read more