Laser Cladding Head

        The wide-band laser cladding head is a key component in laser cladding technology, primarily used to focus laser energy and precisely deliver powder materials to the cladding area, enabling wide-band cladding on the workpiece surface. Working principle: The wide-band laser cladding head utilizes a high-energy laser heat source to focus the laser beam into a rectangular spot, while simultaneously delivering metal powder and other materials to the spot area through a powder feeding system. Under the action of the laser, the powder quickly melts and fuses with the substrate surface. After the beam moves away, the molten material solidifies to form a cladding layer with specific properties.