Laser welding machine and CNC welding machines are two different technologies used in joining metal and other materials in industry.

Laser welding machines are a technology that joins materials using high-intensity laser beams. The laser beam focuses on a point on the surface of the material and fuses the material by melting or vaporizing it. Laser welding machines provide high precision, fast processing, minimum deformation and high quality welding results.

The CNC laser welding machine joins metal and other materials using a computer-controlled system. In these machines, the welding head moves along a specific trajectory and is programmed for the welding process. CNC welding machines are ideal for high precision, repeatability and automated production processes.

The differences between laser welding machines and CNC welding machines are:
Processing Speed: Laser welding machines generally have higher processing speeds. CNC welding machines process slower.

Precision: Laser welding machines provide high precision and quality welding results. CNC welding machines provide high precision, but are inferior to laser welding machines.

Material: Laser welding machines can be used for welding metal and other materials, while CNC welding machines are generally used only for metal welding.

Cost: Laser welding machines are more expensive than CNC welding machines.

Automation: CNC welding machines offer more automation options, making them more amenable to automating the production process. Laser welding machines offer fewer automation options.