laser welding

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meaningsoflaserandwelding

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laser
noun[C]
uk
/ˈleɪ.zər/us
/ˈleɪ.zɚ/
(a device that produces) a powerful, narrow beam of light that can be used as a tool to cut metal, to perform medical operations, or to create patterns of light ...
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welding
noun[U]
uk
/ˈwel.dɪŋ/us
/ˈwel.dɪŋ/
the activity of joining metal ...
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However, with seamtrackinglaserwelding, the end-of-arm sensor-tool-wrist frame combination itself must be calibrated and checked, preferably without changing the welding cell duty cycle.
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In fact, it means a transformation from simple to high-end applications, likelaserwelding, multiple handling or similar applications with advanced product assembly and manipulation.
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Examples of those processes are robotguided hemming, friction stir welding, laser cutting,laserweldingand laser soldering.
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Modelling of plasma plume induced duringlaserwelding.
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The developed structure should be valuable for other applications, likelaserweldingand gluing.
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With many robots being used successfully for other welding processes, their application tolaserweldingwould seem logical.
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Since typicallaserweldingspeeds often exceed 0.l m/s, the dynamic accuracy is important.
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Helium is used as a shield gas inlaserweldingfor carbon dioxide lasers.
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Before thelaserweldingprocess can start, the initial reflectance must be overcome, especially on aluminum surfaces.
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The advantages of remotelaserweldingare the higher speed and the higher precision of the welding process.
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In the past ten years,laserweldingnitinol to itself has become a relatively routine process.
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This is a particular breakthrough as the barriers to effectivelaserweldingimplementation in shipbuilding are formidable.
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It was proven thatlaserweldingis not only feasible in shipbuilding; it is the future of welding in shipbuilding.
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The combination oflaserweldingwith another weld process is called a hybrid welding process.
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Overall the amount oflaserweldinghas been doubled compared to the previous model.
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The car was built using such advanced processes as highly mechanised presses, improved measuring techniques, andlaserweldingof the roof.
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Along with three times morelaserweldingand 16 percent more spot welds than the old version, overall body stiffness was improved by 40 percent.
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The fibers allowlaserweldingof human tissue, as an alternative to traditional sutures.
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