Battery Laser Welding Challenge #4: Self-Cleaning Machine @Laserax
Battery Laser Welding Challenge #4: Self-Cleaning Machine  @Laserax
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Dust, fumes, and spatter can contaminate batteries or machine components and cause these problems:
• Short circuits that cause thermal runaway
• Thermal lensing that alters laser beam quality

Here’s how to keep the machine clean:
• Extraction localized close to the welding process
• Regular cleaning of clamping tools
• Air blowers to redirect dust and fumes

Learn more about battery laser welding challenges: laserax.com/blog/challenges-laser-welding-batteries

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Challenge #1 - Adaptable Clamping: youtu.be/n58nFwj4Usg
Challenge #2 - Fast & Precise Vision: youtu.be/Wm2NxGMnOWw
Challenge #3 - Laser Process Development: youtu.be/m2mdTy7tChY
Challenge #5 - Perfect Equipment Calibration: youtu.be/clfFR8C-R2g
Challenge #6 - In-Process Monitoring: youtu.be/54zZcdyfIm8
Challenge #7 - Long-Term Vision: youtu.be/004uLaNcvmE
Challenge #8 - Localized Extraction: youtu.be/ixB9Hh5nCck
Challenge #8 - Localized Extraction: youtu.be/ixB9Hh5nCck
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