Case Study

Door & Window Frame Welding

Galvanized steel tube and stainless steel frame welding - heat deformation ≤0.1mm, no grinding needed.

Background

The door and window industry heavily uses galvanized steel tubes (1.2–2.0mm) and stainless steel tubes for frames and security grilles. Traditional TIG or MIG welding inputs too much heat, causing deformation that leads to poor fit and requires grinding. Laser welding solves this perfectly.

Solution Specs

ItemDetails
Machine ModelZhijie MJ-10-BFL / MJ-15-BFL
Laser Source1000W / 1500W fiber laser
Wire FeederStandard auto wire feeder
Shielding GasCO₂ (galvanized) / Argon Ar (stainless)
Welding MaterialGalvanized steel tube 1.2 – 2.0mm / stainless steel tube
Welding TypeFillet joint, T-joint, butt joint

Key Results

MetricTraditional TIGLaserImprovement
Heat Deformation0.5 – 1.5mm≤ 0.1mmNo grinding, install directly
Welding Speed~ 80 mm/s≥ 250 mm/s3x faster
Zinc Layer Burn-offSignificant, needs repaintMinimal, mostly preservedLess anti-corrosion work
Weld AppearanceRough, needs grindingSmooth, no grinding100% labor saved
  • 1000W Handheld Laser Welder — for 1.0–2.5mm galvanized/stainless steel tubes, works on standard 220V
  • 1500W Handheld Laser Welder — for thicker 2.0–3.0mm tubes or high-frequency production

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