Offering plug-and-play operation, the FiberWeld fiberoptic laser welder features modular components said to be simple to replace with all of the laser and electrical components separate from the delivery system. The clamshell opening permits work on large cases, and ergonomic armrests help to minimize operator fatigue.

Designed for heavy-duty use, the Orotig Mark-Uno laser welder offers 100 joules of power with a pulse frequency of 0.05-20 ms. It features an LED display, a 99-program memory, an external keyboard, internal joystick controls, a 10X Leica stereo microscope, dual argon gas flow nozzles, and a standard 2-year warranty.

Described as easy to use, simple to maintain, and powerful, iWeld laser welders have a compact footprint to fit neatly into any benchtop with a removable chamber for “open work space” applications and convenient side entry panels to provide easy access for maintenance tasks as well as multiple viewing options, a large window, and a digital display.

Engineered to fit on a lab bench with minimal installation, the compact AlphaLaser VL50 laser welder features a direct argon gas supply, a proprietary resonator design to provide smooth welding operations, in-chamber joystick control of welding parameters, and a fume extraction system with integrated fine particle filter.

The Mini Pulse III benchtop
microwelder uses capacitor-stored energy to generate a single weld pulse driven by an adjustable DC voltage control. The operator selects the weld energy, adjusts weld voltage, points the weld pencil at the workpiece, and steps on the footpedal; additional pulses are generated by subsequent pedal depressions.

The three models of primotec phaser pulsed micro-arc welders—as1 (pictured), mx1, and ec1—provide accurate laser-quality welding to a broad spectrum of dental applications. The compact, flexible units do not have a welding chamber; adjustable argon gas coverage is provided directly through the handpiece to minimize gas consumption.

The WELDER Plus micro impulse arc welding system features a clamshell opening, a 20X microscope, two different size electrodes, a cooling air hose, and LED lighting to enhance chamber visibility and reduce glare. Options include a ceramic isolation sleeve to help control weld location and a welding assistant for bridge and implant cases.

The upright 7000 Series laser welder’s P3 Technology allows the selection of several pulsed program profiles, which provides measurable results on the quality and consistency of laser-welded materials. Three different models are available offering varied output pulse energy, maximum peak power, and power supply configuration.

The German-engineered AlphaLaser ALP50 laser workstation provides a high power reserve up to 70W and 128 working parameters visible in the microscope that can be adjusted via joystick inside the work chamber. The compact AlphaLaser ALC30 laser welder workstation offers low stand-by power consumption as well as low argon gas usage.

Designed for high-production use, the Orotig XXS Pro laser welder is equipped with a 10X microscope, a two-line LCD, integrated flashlamp cooling, an argon flood, an adjustable halogen light, a compressed air nozzle for chamber cooling, and an in-chamber joystick that provides simple parameter adjustment.

Requiring minimal set-up and instruction time, the StarWeld Performance ergonomic microwelder workstation features a relaxed seating position, arm position at the correct height, a spacious work area, a total 15X magnification in the working chamber, an LCD view shutter, twin halogen lights, integrated filtered exhaust, and clearly legible displays.

The LWD5V laser welder provides adjustable modulated pulse weld shaping as well as single or continuous weld pulsing. Other features include a 16X-20X zoom microscope with video adapter, external water cooling, and dichromic fluorescent chamber illumination. An extensive warranty covers parts and labor as well as service transportation and lodging.