Laser welding is a high-precision joining process that utilizes a focused laser beam to fuse two or more materials together. The process involves directing the laser beam at the target area, where the intense heat generated by the laser causes the materials to melt and then solidify, forming a strong and durable bond.

Key advantages of laser welding include its ability to create precise, narrow welds with minimal heat-affected zones, resulting in minimal distortion and high weld quality. Additionally, laser welding is suitable for a wide range of materials, including metals and plastics. It offers high welding speeds and can be automated for efficiency.