Laser-welded tube assembly
Tube assembly with welded fittings produced in-house at RWS.
Burlington, Ontario
Laser Welding Services in Ontario
Robot Welding Services Inc. provides in-house laser welding for components that benefit from controlled heat input, narrow weld profiles and continuous seams. Every application is reviewed for material, joint design, fit-up, weld access and production requirements.
Applications We Review
Laser welding applications
Suitability always depends on the material, joint design, fit-up, weld access and the weld requirements for the component. Every application is reviewed before it is quoted.
Thin-material components
Components where controlled heat input and a narrow weld profile suit the material thickness.
Continuous welded seams
Seams that benefit from a consistent, continuous weld along the joint.
Tubular components and fittings
Tube and fitting joints reviewed for fit-up, access and positioning.
Stainless-steel components
Stainless components reviewed for grade, joint design and appearance requirements.
Prototype and repeat-production parts
Sample or first-article parts through to recurring production runs.
Assemblies requiring controlled heat input
Assemblies where distortion needs to be managed through the welding process and sequence.
Why Fit-Up Matters
Laser welding depends on consistent fit-up
Laser welding places a narrow, concentrated weld along the joint, so the joint has to be presented consistently. Gaps that vary from part to part, contaminated surfaces or parts that move during welding all change the result.
For that reason, we review the joint and the way the part will be held before quoting, and we design tooling where the component needs it.
- Consistent joint fit-up across the run
- Clean, prepared material surfaces
- Stable part positioning during welding
- Appropriate tooling for the joint and weld access
Laser Welding at RWS
Laser-welded work produced in Burlington
Laser weld detail
Weld detail on laser-welded tube fittings produced at RWS.
RWS Project Process
How a laser welding project runs
- 01
Drawing and requirement review
- 02
Material and joint assessment
- 03
Sample or first-article development
- 04
Tooling and positioning
- 05
Production
- 06
Inspection and finishing coordination
Related Capabilities
Related RWS capabilities
Stainless-Steel Welding
In-house stainless welding for fabricated components and welded assemblies.
Weld Tooling & Fixtures
Fixtures and production tooling designed and built around your part.
Welded Assemblies
First-article development through recurring production of completed assemblies.
Project Management
One drawing package, one accountable contact, coordinated suppliers.
What to Send for a Quote
Include this with your drawings
- Drawings
- Material and thickness
- Joint design
- Weld location
- Quantity
- Cosmetic requirements
- Leak or continuity requirements, where applicable
- Delivery schedule
FAQ
Laser welding questions
- What components are suitable for laser welding?
- Suitability depends on the material, joint design, fit-up, weld access and the weld requirements for the part. We review each drawing package and tell you whether laser welding, robotic MIG welding or manual welding is the better route.
- Can RWS laser weld stainless steel?
- Stainless-steel components are reviewed for laser welding based on grade, thickness, joint design, fit-up and appearance requirements. Stainless work is also welded using our other in-house processes where those suit the part better.
- Is laser welding suitable for prototypes?
- Yes — sample or first-article parts can be produced and reviewed before any repeat production is released.
- Does laser welding require dedicated tooling?
- Consistent joint fit-up and stable part positioning are required, so many laser welding jobs use dedicated tooling. Weld fixtures and production tooling are designed and built in-house at RWS.
- What information is needed for a quote?
- Send drawings, material and thickness, joint design, weld locations, quantity, cosmetic requirements, any leak or continuity requirements, and your delivery schedule — by email to sales@robotweldingservices.com or through the quote form.
Send Us Your Laser Welding Project
Send your drawings with material, thickness, joint design and quantities and we will review the application and respond.
Send Us Your Drawings
One drawing package. One accountable partner.
Send your drawings and requirements — RWS plans the manufacturing route, welds and fabricates in-house, coordinates the rest, and delivers finished parts.