Abstract
AbstractIndustry today is continually challenged to improve quality, reliability, reduced cycle times, and improve the overall manufacturing efficiency. This is driving manufacturers across various market sectors to consider fiber laser welding and the possibility to automate their welding processes to improve consistency and part quality. Another driver is the changing workforce dynamics. It is hard to find or train skilled workers who can consistently and reliably weld aluminum, titanium, and high‐strength nickel alloys. This is particularly true when welding with filler material where the base materials are subject to porosity and cracking during the welding process.
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