What Laser Welder would you recommend?

I'm kind of glad you posted and that Chad from BTI replied, I have an old Laserstar and when working works like a champ and with very few problems. The fee to just look at it had me using a torix electric welder these last 6 mo, & I really miss the laser. I PMed Chad & he replied that they can make the adjustments at an affordable rate. LaserStar is a great machine and the service & parts is fine & quick but outrageous. I'll be making arrangements for my machine tomorrow day after labor day. Well I should get back to the bench & I need to prep the laser for transport.

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Here at Stuller we have done a comparison of the different laser
welders. It included the durability, power, service, ergonomics, and
MP3 player capabilities.

We found that you would want a welder with at least 80 joules of
energy to work at a steady pace. The lower joule machines will work,
but they take a longer time to recharge. I have heard many jewelers
complain about their speed and how they could work faster if they
had more power. The faster you get the jobs done, the closer it is to
beer-thirty.

Get a stand-up unit instead of a desktop model for the same reason.
Making the machine smaller makes the power supply and cooling system
smaller and less likely to keep up with you. Some of desktop machines
shut down for a few minutes to cool down which gives you time to get
a cup of coffee, so that may be a plus!

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As for features and add-ons, most welders have the same basic design
and features. I recommend getting a welder with pulse shaping
feature, though many people do not use it, I have found it very
useful. Having the ability to hook up compressed air to cool down the
piece is nice if you will be working constantly on the welder like we
do here, but it may be overkill in your situation. Since Rofin has
been making lasers for over 30 years, they have some patents that
others do not. This includes the laser being aligned with the
crosshair even if it is not in focus and &#;Sweet spot&#; that has
something to do with &#;thermal lensing&#; in the laser cavity. My eyes
glaze over when people talk about &#;thermal lensing&#; and I start to
think about sharks with lasers on their heads, but it has to do with
the beam power staying constant for each shot fired.

We found Rofin (German built) to be the most durable. We use our
welders over ten hours a day five days a week, more around Christmas
time. We have not &#;retired&#; a welder and sent it off to live in a
farm. One department said they even have the very first Rofin welder
sold in the United States from when another company that now makes
their own welder used to sell them and that was over 13 years ago.

In short, we did our homework and found the Rofin laser welder to be
best for us. More importantly, get a welder whichever brand it is!
Sadly, no laser welders are MP3 ready and will not play your favorite
songs while you are welding.

John Vandergriff II
Stuller, Inc.

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