Yes the ramp down time of the laser beam can be adjusted, as well as the end point of the weld. In addition the current LightBOT SW has added changing welding conditions on the fly, so a different condition can also be specified anywhere along the robot path.

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No. Light is not affected by wind.

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using nitrogen gas with the LightWELD provides superior results in terms of porosity with steel, stainless, and nickel alloys, and also reduces the cost.

The LightWELD system itself is rated at 100% duty cycle for conditions under 90% humidity and 90 degrees temperature. The Fanuc CRX co robots are designed for 8 years maintenance free operation. So within this aspect yes, if it works in regards to production rate and part complexity vs. cost of the system. Single plane parts are easiest to automate. Fanuc has virtual world Weld Pro SW available to allow off line programming.

Very strong. Superior to tig and mig in strength.

@@shearperformance Citation please.

@@AverageJoe2020 There are plenty of studies done about laser welding easily available online. The Process is well documented and proven, and widely used in various industries. A quick google search will yield the results you desire.

It’s much faster than any other weld method. It probably took a while because he is demonstrating.

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In the EU about €25000

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Sorry sir, I'll keep that in mind for next time.

I think you did a pretty good job, you just need a different camera angle is all. 😊🌎✨

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No problem at all.

@@serralaser Please make a video of a water tight box showing the ability to slow down enough to control the weld in a three weld seam converging corner.