Steel welding

At TM Lasertechnik, when we talk about steel welding, we are talking about steel alloys, which are usually within the following four ranges:

tool steels
heat resistant steels
high-alloy, corrosion-resistant steels
duplex steels

Over time, we have developed a great deal of expertise around the weldability of the various steel alloys. With filler metals that we have matched to the base material in elaborate laboratory work, we can respond to a wide range of different alloys and demands of our clientele.

State-of-the-art technology

Individually tailored to the project, we weld manually, partially or fully automated (CNC-controlled) using laser or laser hybrid processes.

Highest precision

Fine welding in the range down to 0.05 millimeters.

All inclusive

With us, you get everything from a single source: we are happy to offer finishing work such as turning, milling or grinding on request.

We weld
steel alloys

1.2311

1.2343

1.2767

1.4216

1.4903

1.4921

1.2419

1.2083

and much more.

Good to know:

Steel as a material

The basic definition states that all materials whose main component is iron are to be classified as steels. They also generally have less than 2% carbon and contain other elements in addition to iron.

For further classification, a distinction is made between unalloyed and alloyed steels.

From here on in further subdivision e.g. into basic steels, unalloyed and alloyed quality steels, unalloyed and alloyed stainless steels and so on.

There is therefore a wide range of steels – depending on their use and chemical composition.

Difficulty in welding

In the area of alloyed and high-alloy steels, which we primarily weld at TM Lasertechnik, we first require very detailed information on the steel alloy used in each case and the area of application of the workpiece.

If there is no information on this, we also have the possibility to analyze the material at our premises in order to determine the exact composition.

Only in this way is it possible to subsequently produce the appropriate joint or overlay welds using precisely matched additional materials.