Laser Machines and Systems
ExactWeld
Superior laser systems for automated precision welding of small metal or plastic parts ideal for medical products, automotive electronics, sensors, and more.
ExactWeld includes a fiber laser (for metals) or a diode laser (for polymers), robotic positioning, user-friendly software, and an optional vision system. It maximizes weld quality, production yields, process consistency, and operator productivity.
ExactWeld – Key Options and Parameters
Take advantage of galvanometer scanning to perform high-precision welds over complex contours. ExactWeld 230 and 430 are for metals, ExactWeld 230 P and ExactWeld IP are for plastics.
Product Specifications
Model Name |
Laser Source |
Dimension, L x W x H (mm) |
Welding Area (mm) |
XY Positioning Accuracy (mm) |
Special Features |
ExactWeld 230 |
400 W Fiber Laser |
1700 x 1000 x 2050 |
400 x 400 |
0.06 |
Patented SmartWeld™ technology bridges wider gaps and relaxes fit-up tolerances. Quick Release Coupling (to switch between welding and cutting) |
ExactWeld 410 |
150 W Fiber laser cw / qcw 300 W Fiber laser cw / qcw 400 W Fiber laser cw |
700 x 1011 x 2011 |
250 x 250 mm |
0,020 / 0,015 mm |
Fixed optics, scanner head, and SmartWeld+ optics available Quick Release Coupling (to switch between welding and cutting) |
ExactWeld 430 |
150 W Fiber Laser cw / qcw
|
1900 x 2200 x 2130 |
500 x 400 |
0.002 |
Featured Blog
New Compact Laser Micro-Welder
Discover the new Coherent ExactWeld 410 that brings the benefits of CNC laser micro-welding to companies manufacturing high-precision components in small to medium production volumes.
Video Spotlight
Exactweld 410 – The New Laser Micro-Welder For Medical Devices & High-Precision Components
The Coherent ExactWeld 410 is a compact, but full-featured, fiber laser-based micro laser welding system that incorporates CNC motion to enable reliable production of even complex-shaped weld seams with high precision. This makes it ideally suited for regulated industries, such as medical device manufacturers, makers of precision sensors, and others who don’t have the production floor space and can’t compromise on weld quality.
