Maker-backed handheld laser welders are well suited to mould and die repair — adding precise material to worn or damaged tool steel with minimal heat input, so the mould keeps its hardness and dimensions.
Key Specifications & Performance
Pulse mode and fine focus control allow controlled, low-heat build-up on tool steel and dies, with a 0.5 kg gun for access to tight features. Wire feeding adds material precisely; the rotating protective lens extends consumable life.
How to Repair a Mould (steps)
- Clean and inspect the worn area.
- Select pulse mode and low power for heat control.
- Add filler wire to build up the area.
- Weld in fine passes to limit heat.
- Finish and re-machine as needed.
Applications & Use Cases
Injection moulds, stamping dies, casting tooling and worn edges/cavities.
Certifications & CE Compliance
CE coverage; certificates available on request.
Comparison & Selection Guide
For fine repair, lower power with precise pulse control is preferred over high power. Talk to us about the configuration for your tooling.
1-year warranty; installation, training & after-sales support available.