Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

The Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding features a reflective off-axis optical design optimized for precision internal diameter (ID) laser cladding. It generates a square flat-top beam with highly uniform energy distribution, helping reduce porosity, cracking, and uneven fusion in track-overlap zones while maintaining stable and repeatable cladding quality across large internal surfaces.

The head supports annular powder feeding directed to the beam center for powder-fed laser cladding and off-axis wire feeding for wire-fed laser deposition, providing flexibility for different feedstock materials and process requirements. An optional laser hardening module delivers a beam width of up to 20 mm, allowing cladding and surface hardening to be performed with one integrated head while reducing equipment changeover.

Designed for internal bores with diameters of 200 mm and above, this laser cladding head is suitable for internal surface repair, surface strengthening, wear protection, and combined cladding-and-hardening applications on large-bore industrial components. For OEMs, repair centers, and system integrators, it provides uniform energy distribution, flexible powder-or-wire processing, and consistent results under demanding operating conditions.

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Beam QualityProcess MonitoringMaterial Compatibility

Optimized optical design provides stable beam     delivery and uniform energy distribution. The       beam profile and spot size are matched to the      head design and target application.

Optional monitoring functions can include    lens temperature monitoring, molten pool    observation, process temperature sensing,  and real-time process feedback to improve  operating stability and process consistency.

Compatible with a wide range of metallic      materials, including iron-based, nickel-based, cobalt-based, copper-based, and titanium     alloys, depending on the head setup, laser    parameters, and feeding method.

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Modular DesignThermal Management & ProtectionIndustrial Integration

The optical system, cooling structure, monitoring components, and material delivery modules are   designed for convenient assembly, maintenance,  and replacement. Modular construction also        makes customized configurations easier for          different industrial applications.

Efficient water cooling helps maintain stable operating temperatures during continuous  processing. Protective design features can   include dust resistance, spatter protection, sealing structures, and optional thermal      monitoring for reliable operation.

Designed for CNC machines, robots,               positioners, and automated laser systems.   Optical interfaces, working distance, beam    setup, and material feeding can be tailored     for the application.

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Model

Performance Parameters

Power Options

12 kW

Fiber Interface

LOE

Spot Size

6×6

Outer Dimension(mm)

325×135×78 

Working Distance(mm)

~20

Operating Wavelength(nm)

1080

Cooling Type

Water cooling

Water Quality Requirements

Pure water

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

  •     Uniform bore hardfacing

  •     Thin-wall cylinders

  •     Precision hydraulic parts

  •     Internal sealing surfaces

  •     Low-distortion repair

  •     High-quality surface enhancement

Flat-Top Beam Laser Cladding Head for Internal Cladding

Q1: What is the advantage of a flat-top square beam over a Gaussian (round) beam for internal cladding?

A1: The flat-top square beam provides highly uniform energy distribution across the entire cladding width, significantly reducing the risk of 

       porosity, cracking, and other defects that commonly occur at overlapping tracks. This results in smoother, more consistent cladding layers 

       with  less post-processing — especially critical for internal bore surfaces where rework is difficult and costly.

Q2: Can this internal cladding head also perform laser hardening on bore surfaces?

A2: Yes. By integrating an optional laser hardening module, this single system can perform both internal bore cladding and surface laser hardening

       — with a hardening beam width of up to 20 mm. This dual functionality allows you to apply wear-resistant coatings (cladding) and selectively

       harden base materials (hardening) without changing tooling, ideal for demanding internal surface protection applications.



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