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Laser Welding
With modern laser technology from TRUMPF. Clean seams, minimal heat, maximum flexibility.
Innovative laser welding solutions with state-of-the-art TRUMPF technology at Krieg
Laser welding has established itself as a key technology in modern metal processing, particularly when it comes to precision, efficiency, quality and productivity.
Our laser welding department
At KRIEG Elektronik-Gehäusebau GmbH, we rely on state-of-the-art laser welding technology from TRUMPF, the world's leading manufacturer. Our production comprises a total of ten high-performance systems, including seven TruLaser Weld 5000 and three TruLaser Robot 5020 machines, which guarantee the highest precision, quality and cost-effectiveness.
Our TRUMPF machines in action:
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7x TruLaser Weld 5000: These machines produce precise, stable and visually appealing weld seams and are ideal for complex components with wide tolerances. The integrated FusionLine technology delivers ideal results even on components with larger tolerances.
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3x TruLaser Robot 5020: these flexible 3D laser welding systems enable high-precision work on demanding and complex geometries. Thanks to automated robot technology, we can efficiently handle small, medium and large series production runs.
6 advantages of our laser welding process
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High precision for complex components.
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Minimal heat input and therefore reduced distortion.
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Efficient and cost-effective production.
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Versatile use on a variety of materials (e.g. stainless steel, steel, aluminium).
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Optimal automation options for series production.
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Reduced or even eliminated rework thanks to high-quality weld seams.
Key points
Five key points that clearly highlight the advantages and characteristics of the modern
laser welding process:
- High precision35 %
- Flexibility15 %
- Speed20 %
- Reproducible30 %
Frequently asked questions
Here you will find quick answers to frequently asked questions about Laser Welding at Krieg Elektronik-Gehäusebau.
Which materials can be laser welded?
Mainly metals such as stainless steel, steel and aluminium.
What is the maximum component size?
We can process components with dimensions of up to 1,400 mm wide, 800 mm high and 1,200 mm deep.
What advantages does laser welding offer over conventional welding processes?
Laser welding offers significantly higher precision and speed, lower heat input, and reduces the rework required.
Is laser welding suitable for series production?
Yes, our automated systems are ideally suited to small to large series production.
Are different material thicknesses a problem?
No, our process can be flexibly adapted to different material thicknesses.
How many laser welding robots are in use at KRIEG Elektronik-Gehäusebau GmbH?
In total, we operate ten machines: seven TruLaser Weld 5000 and three TruLaser Robot 5020.
Have a project in mind?
Challenge us – we'll get it done. Tell us about your project; we'll advise you personally and work with you to turn your specifications into the right solution.