TETRA – Handheld Laser Welding Machine
Product Description
TETRA Handheld Laser Welding Machine is a handheld laser system for the supported welding, cutting, and cleaning functions listed in the product record. The TETRA is presented as a handheld laser system supporting welding, cutting, cleaning, and weld-gap cleaning functions.
TETRA Handheld Laser Welding Machine Overview
Application fit depends on material, thickness, joint design, fit-up, process parameters, operator training, guarding, and laser-safety controls. Available configurations and capacities vary by model and project. Confirm the final specification against your material, part geometry, production target, utilities, safety requirements, and installation conditions.
Product Details
4-in-1 Welding, Cutting, Cleaning and Weld Gap Cleaning
Easy Operation
The fiber laser welding machine features in simple operation, welding seam beautiful, fast welding speed and no consumables. Welding in thin stainless steel plate, iron plate, aluminum plate and other metal materials, fiber laser welding machine can perfectly replace the traditional argon arc welding and electric welding technology.
360 Degree Easy Operation
After the laser beam is focused, a small spot can be obtained, which can be accurately positioned and used in the group welding of micro and small size workpieces for mass production. The handheld laser welding machine mainly for the welding of thin-walled materials and precision parts, it can realize spot welding, butt welding, stack welding, sealing welding, etc., high aspect ratio, small weld width, small heat affected zone, small deformation, fast welding speed, no need to be processed after welding or simply processed.
What to Confirm Before Requesting a Quote
Material types and thickness range.
Joint type and fit-up condition.
Required welding, cutting, or cleaning functions.
Production volume and part size.
Shielding gas, wire-feed, and consumable needs.
Laser-safety, training, electrical, and extraction requirements.
Workflow and Integration Considerations
Review upstream fit-up, process qualification, operator training, fume control, inspection, and finishing before selecting a configuration. Final machine selection should be confirmed against current drawings, capacity tables, application tests, utilities, safety requirements, installation conditions, training needs, and service availability.
