Unique technical combination
Lasertech in Karlskoga works in the fields of industrial 3D printing and laser welding, with laser technology as the common denominator. Lasertech’s offering distinguishes it from other players working in the same niche and generates unique business opportunities.
“The combination of the two technologies increases our flexibility. We can help customers to build larger components than the capacity of our 3D printers. The products are divided up and printed in several pieces, which are then joined together using welding technology,” says Jonas Spalin, Managing Director of Lasertech.
More flexible than traditional manufacture
Above all, the thing that distinguishes 3D printing from traditional manufacture is its flexibility. Using additive technology, the product acquires precisely the properties required.
“We build in functionality in roughly the same way as doing a jigsaw puzzle – piece by piece. This provides considerable freedom in the design of the product,” continues Jonas.
“With additive technology, we can make rapid improvements and adaptations. We can also manufacture on-demand, as well as produce small batches efficiently,” adds Kristian Vingerhagen, 3D engineer at Lasertech.
