Part of the reasons why laser systems are very common in mechanical
engineering and heavily integrated in manufacturing and repair processes are their flexibility, easy controllability of the laser energy, and the automation possibilities. ALPHA LASER systems are
used, for example, for laser deposit welding with wire or powder or for laser hardening.
Ideal for repairs on camshafts and crankshafts, compressor rotors, turbine rotors, welding work on gears, rollers, and housing parts, or for
salvaging run-in guides and thread surfaces, producing special parts, or for re-working cavities.
Your benefits at a glance:
Laser hardening is a very fast and inexpensive process for marginalized layer hardening, as it allows partial hardening of stressed functional surfaces,
e.g., on gears, turbines, drills, and rotors. The achievable hardness is determined by the carbon content in the base material.
Hardening paths can be drawn on: cutting edges, bending radii, guide rails, grooves, and free-form surfaces.
Your benefits at a glance:
