A laser welding machine joins two materials using high heat, whereas a laser cutting machine precisely cuts the material. Both provide high accuracy, but their purposes of use are different.

Stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, copper, titanium, brass, and various alloys can be processed with high precision using laser machines.

Power consumption varies depending on the model and application. Fiber lasers generally consume less energy and are more efficient compared to CO₂ lasers.

Periodic maintenance procedures are usually completed within 30–60 minutes. Regular maintenance increases the machine’s lifespan and performance.

In fiber laser technologies, the heat-affected zone is very small, which minimizes material deformation.

Yes. Modern laser machines offer remote access and fault diagnostics through software integration.

Yes. After delivery, we provide free operator training to ensure efficient use of the machine.

Yes. As RgWEL, we design and manufacture our laser welding machines in our own R&D and production facilities. This allows us to maintain 100% control over quality and performance.

We operate in compliance with international manufacturing standards, primarily the ISO 9001 quality management system. All our machines are CE certified.

Yes. Through our sales office in Germany, we sell our laser welding and laser cutting machines throughout Europe.

Yes. We provide after-sales technical service, spare parts supply, and software updates across Europe with our own expert team.