In laser cladding applications, the biggest concerns are cracks and porosity, which pose significant challenges to the process, materials, and lasers. However, BWT lasers are experts in stable output. With advanced technologies like the integrated CTC chip and the fourth-generation industrial pump source, the power remains as stable as a rock, the beam quality is top-notch, and the resistance to high reflection is unrivaled! Even running continuously for 6-10 hours, there’s no pressure at all.
For example, when processing 1mm carbon steel, a 6kW laser can achieve a speed of 0.4㎡/h, with a flatness error of no more than 0.1mm—truly a blessing for perfectionists! The 12kW laser is even more impressive, with the speed jumping to 1㎡/h, while maintaining consistently stable flatness, leaving no room for doubt! Additionally, both types of cladded samples have undergone over 2000 hours of salt spray testing, proving their excellent resistance to acid and alkali corrosion.
What’s even more impressive is the effortless handling of irregular-shaped workpiece repairs. For example, a user in Tangshan successfully repaired the inner holes of tapered pipes with ease. By precisely controlling key parameters such as laser power, scanning speed, and powder feed rate, they achieved high-quality cladding on these irregular components, further expanding the possibilities for manufacturing innovation.
According to statistics, the global laser cladding market is expected to exceed $1.4 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate of around 10.1%. This field is currently evolving towards intelligent, green manufacturing and multi-material composites. BWT will continue to leverage its advantages, bringing more surprises and gains to users!
In laser cladding applications, the biggest concerns are cracks and porosity, which pose significant challenges to the process, materials, and lasers. However, BWT lasers are experts in stable output. With advanced technologies like the integrated CTC chip and the fourth-generation industrial pump source, the power remains as stable as a rock, the beam quality is top-notch, and the resistance to high reflection is unrivaled! Even running continuously for 6-10 hours, there’s no pressure at all.
For example, when processing 1mm carbon steel, a 6kW laser can achieve a speed of 0.4㎡/h, with a flatness error of no more than 0.1mm—truly a blessing for perfectionists! The 12kW laser is even more impressive, with the speed jumping to 1㎡/h, while maintaining consistently stable flatness, leaving no room for doubt! Additionally, both types of cladded samples have undergone over 2000 hours of salt spray testing, proving their excellent resistance to acid and alkali corrosion.
What’s even more impressive is the effortless handling of irregular-shaped workpiece repairs. For example, a user in Tangshan successfully repaired the inner holes of tapered pipes with ease. By precisely controlling key parameters such as laser power, scanning speed, and powder feed rate, they achieved high-quality cladding on these irregular components, further expanding the possibilities for manufacturing innovation.
According to statistics, the global laser cladding market is expected to exceed $1.4 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate of around 10.1%. This field is currently evolving towards intelligent, green manufacturing and multi-material composites. BWT will continue to leverage its advantages, bringing more surprises and gains to users!
