X-Ray Imaging Reveals Causes of Surface Bumps in Laser Welding

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May 4, 2026

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Laser welding is used to join thin metal parts, like those in fuel cells and electronics. It’s a fast and clean process. However, at high speeds, it can leave bumps on the surface of the metal.

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