Laser welding is versatile and can join various materials, including metals (steel, aluminum, copper), plastics (polycarbonate, polyethylene), and dissimilar materials. It is suitable for welding thin and delicate materials, making it applicable to foils, sheets, and wires. Laser welding finds applications in automotive components, electronics, medical devices, and jewelry manufacturing. Its advantages include high precision, minimal distortion, and the ability to weld complex shapes. However, material compatibility and welding parameters may vary depending on the specific materials and desired results.
