From Concept to Component in Our Laser Lab
Contract laser welding, feasibility studies, sample welding, process development, and small-batch production support.
Li10 offers contract laser welding and laser process services that help engineers, product teams, and manufacturers move from idea to working component without having to invest in their own laser cell first. Whether you need a single prototype, a small production batch, or help proving out a new process before it reaches the production floor, our Laser Lab is set up to support you.
Your Laser Welding Partner
Think of Li10 as your laser welding partner. We bring the equipment, the expertise, and the curiosity to figure out the hard problems, so your team can stay focused on the bigger picture.
Every project that comes through the lab is a little different. Some customers need a fast answer on feasibility. Others need sample welds, first articles, short-run production, service parts, or a process that can later move into an in-house production cell.
Why Companies Bring Their Welding to Li10
A lot of shops can run a laser. Fewer treat each project like a process problem to be solved.
What We Do in the Laser Lab
Most Laser Lab projects fall into one of these core areas. Li10 can help you prove feasibility, refine a process, produce low-volume parts, support service needs, or train your team as your laser welding capabilities grow.
Feasibility Studies and Sample Welding
We run feasibility welds on your parts or representative samples, document the results, and give you a clear answer with data to support the next step.
Laser Process Development
We help develop and validate laser welding processes, including parameters, weld schedules, joint design recommendations, and weldability studies.
Small-Batch Production Welding
We handle short-run welding programs from a handful of parts up through several thousand units with consistent process control.
Service Parts Welding
We produce replacement parts, repair welds, and low-volume welded components for products already in the field, including legacy products.
Laser Technology Training
We provide hands-on lab training for teams adopting or expanding laser capabilities, from fundamentals to process control and operator best practices.
Industries and Market Segments We Serve
Laser welding shows up in almost every advanced manufacturing sector. The customers we work with most often come from these industries and technical teams.
Aerospace and Defense
Automotive and Electric Vehicle
Battery and Energy Storage
Industrial Equipment and Heavy Manufacturing
Energy, Oil and Gas
Medical Device Manufacturing
Research and Development Teams
How We Work With You
We keep the process simple and the communication clear, whether you are starting with drawings, physical samples, an early idea, or a production problem that needs a better answer.
Tell Us About the Project
Send drawings, samples, or a description of what you are trying to do. We will let you know quickly whether it is a fit.
Initial Review and Quote
We confirm the scope, materials, and process development needs, then provide a quote and timeline.
Sample or First Article Welds
For new parts, we usually start with sample welds so you can confirm the result before committing to a larger run.
Production or Delivery
Once the process is dialed in, we run the work and get parts back to you on schedule.
Ongoing Support
If the project grows or evolves, we stay engaged. Many contract relationships start with a prototype and become long-term partnerships.
Let’s Build Something Together
Whether you are working on a brand new product, supporting one already in the field, or trying to figure out if laser welding is the right answer for your application, the Li10 Laser Lab is a good place to start. Send us your drawings, samples, or questions, and we will take it from there.
Start Your Laser Welding Project
Tell us about your part, sample, prototype, batch, or process challenge.
Use this form to reach Li10 about feasibility studies, sample welding, process development, small-batch production, service parts welding, training, or general Laser Lab questions.
If you would rather speak with someone before filling out the form, contact Li10 directly and we can help route your request.
Contact Li10Contract Laser Welding Services FAQ
What are contract laser welding services?
Contract laser welding services allow companies to use Li10’s Laser Lab for prototype welding, feasibility studies, process development, service parts, and small-batch production without investing in their own laser cell first.
Can Li10 help determine if my part can be laser welded?
Yes. Li10 can run feasibility welds on your parts or representative samples, document the results, and help determine whether laser welding is a practical fit for the application.
Does Li10 handle small-batch laser welding production?
Yes. Li10 supports short-run and low-volume welding programs ranging from a handful of parts to larger batches, depending on the project requirements.
Can Li10 help with laser process development before we buy equipment?
Yes. Li10 can help develop and validate the process before a company commits to capital equipment, including parameter development, weld schedules, joint design recommendations, and weldability studies.
Can Li10 weld service parts or replacement components?
Yes. Li10 can support service parts welding, repair welds, and low-volume welded components for products already in the field, including legacy products where original tooling may no longer exist.
What industries does Li10 support with contract laser welding?
Li10 supports industries such as aerospace and defense, automotive and electric vehicle, battery and energy storage, industrial equipment, heavy manufacturing, energy, oil and gas, medical devices, and research and development teams.
Does Li10 provide laser technology training?
Yes. Li10 offers hands-on laser technology training in the lab, including laser welding fundamentals, process control, parameter development, and operator best practices.
How do I get started with a contract laser welding project?
The best way to start is by submitting the project form with drawings, samples, materials, quantities, timing, and project goals. Li10 can then review the application and recommend the next step.