WC-210 / Joining

Rotary Laser Welding

Keep a controlled circumferential join, its fixture, seam requirement, and next handoff in one distinct work center.

Route a joining project ↗
Identical stainless sleeves joined on a rotary laser welding station
EXOCNC PROCESS VISUALIZATION / FIRST LIVE REDLINE
Work centerWC-210
OperationLaser welding / rotary-positioned joining
Routing modeFirst article / released recurring operation
Commercial modeQuoted independently after material and joint review

Every project is reviewed and quoted independently.

JOINING ROUTE

A controlled seam with a clear next step.

The service stays separate from turning, milling, finish, and assembly while remaining easy to place inside the full route.

  1. 01Review the joint

    Confirm the approved parts, material condition, joint geometry, seam requirement, quantity, and downstream finish.

  2. 02Release the fixture

    Keep rotary location, support, seam access, and part presentation attached to the joining operation.

  3. 03Run the seam

    Complete the released rotary laser-welding scope for the approved first article or recurring operation.

  4. 04Check + hand off

    Verify the required seam condition and release the assembly to finish, inspection, or the next assembly step.

WORK-CENTER RECORD

The fields production will need later.

Typical input
Approved joint / compatible parts / fixture condition / quantity
Released output
Joined component / seam check / next-route identification
Required handoff
Finish / inspection / assembly
Schedule unit
Estimated and scheduled per qualified joint and lot
Quality gate
Seam condition confirmed by the method released for the project
Capability boundary
Part geometry, material compatibility, joint design, fixture, seam acceptance, quantity, inspection, price, and lead time are confirmed during review; no unstated qualification is implied.

LASER WELDING / MORE WAYS TO BUILD

The right setup for the seam.

Long runs, repeat fixtures, or a skilled hand for the unusual stuff. We match the welding setup to the part.

A linear laser welding head following the straight joint between two identical satin stainless panels
ILLUSTRATIVE EXOCNC PROCESS VIEW
01

LONG + STRAIGHT

Linear seam welding

Clean, repeatable welds for long straight joints, panels, covers, and built-up sections.

A rotary laser welding head joining a cylindrical stainless part held in a repeatable lathe-style fixture
ILLUSTRATIVE EXOCNC PROCESS VIEW
02

SET IT ONCE

Rotary fixture welding

A controlled rotary fixture holds cylindrical parts on-axis for a clean, repeatable laser-welded seam.

A protected operator using a handheld laser welding torch on a clamped satin stainless T-joint
ILLUSTRATIVE EXOCNC PROCESS VIEW
03

HANDS-ON CONTROL

Handheld custom welding

Direct control for prototypes, one-offs, repairs, and seams that need a human touch.

Illustrative process views. Equipment, access, joint design, fixtures, acceptance, and production scope are confirmed per project.