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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LASER WELDING AND ORDINARY WELDING
Laser welding and ordinary welding are two distinct methods used in joining materials together. While both techniques aim to create a strong bond between two or more pieces, they differ in their approach and the tools they employ. Laser welding utilizes a highly focused laser beam to melt and fuse the materials, resulting in a precise and efficient joining process.
On the other hand, ordinary welding relies on the appliacation of heat and the use od a filler material to create the bond. This traditional method often requires more time and effort, as it involves the use of an open flame or an electric arc to generate the necessray heat.
Additionally, laser welding offers several advantages over ordinary welding, such as minimal distortion, reduces heat-affected zone, and the ability to weld complex geometries with high precision.
