The welding head emits continuous laser beams to melt and join the materials along a seam. This process ensures strong, uniform bonds, making it a reliable method for various welding needs.
Seam welding is primarily used for general-purpose welding tasks. Its versatility and efficiency make it suitable for a wide range of applications.
In Standard mode, tap Weld for straightforward operations.
Alternatively, in Advanced mode, select Seam Weld to access enhanced customization options to meet your specific welding requirements.
Note: For more information, see Start Wire-Filled Welding With xTool Metalfab Laser Welder 1200W. |
The welding head emits pulsed laser beams to weld the workpiece. It keeps the overall heat input of a weld low while still getting proper penetration.
In Advanced mode, select Pulse Weld.
Note: For more information, see Tack Welding and Pulse Welding. |
The welding head welds at a point using brief bursts of laser emission, creating small, dot-like welds.
In Advanced mode, select Tack Weld.
Note: For more information, see Tack Welding and Pulse Welding. |
The welding head emits laser beams to scan a specific width of area on the material surface, vaporizing and ablating the contaminants.
In Standard mode, tap Clean for straightforward operations.
Alternatively, in Advanced mode, select Clean to access enhanced customization options to meet your specific requirements.
Note: For more information, see Start Metal Cleaning with xTool MetalFab Laser Welder 1200W. |
The welding head emits focused laser beams to slice through materials. It utilizes intense heat to melt, burn, or vaporize the material along the cutting path.
In Standard mode, tap Cut for straightforward operations.
Alternatively, in Advanced mode, select Cut to access enhanced customization options to meet your specific requirements.
Note: For more information, see Start Metal Cutting With xTool Metalfab Laser Welder 1200W. |
Copyright © 2025 xTool All Rights Reserved.