Manufacturers of electric vehicles and EV batteries come to IPG for laser-based manufacturing solutions. Covering the range of battery production steps from processing of electrode films through welding the structural components of the battery trays, IPG’s technical leadership in the area of laser-material interactions allows us to provide industry-leading guidance and support to automotive manufacturers and their chosen production line integrators.

Lasers are a preferred tool for manufacturers across a broad variety of industries and applications. Offering high speed, energy efficient, and highly repeatable processing of metal and polymer parts, whether thick, thin, large, or small, IPG fiber laser solutions enable the optimized materials processing required for industrial production.

Products across all industries continue to get smaller and more complex. Precision, speed, and quality are the key factors in microprocessing of components found in our daily lives. Cutting of transparent and brittle materials, joining plastics, selective material removal, micro-drilling, and surface structuring are all applications that benefit from our range of fiber laser microprocessing solutions.

IPG applications labs are located worldwide to provide customers the opportunity to investigate the benefits of fiber laser processing. These labs are equipped with the latest fiber laser technology, motion systems, and beam delivery components required to optimize a variety of applications. Highly trained application engineers and laser experts are ready to help you discover your laser solution.

Lasers for advanced and scientific applications often require particularly demanding or specific specifications such as non-typical wavelengths, narrow linewidths, or exacting pulse parameters. As the world leading producer of fiber lasers, IPG provides a wide range of standard and custom laser solutions for scientific users. IPG lasers are used in a variety of advanced applications including spectroscopy and bioimaging, optical trapping, LIDAR, metrology, atomic physics, and many more.