Global Laser Welding Equipment Market Growth, Share, Size, Trends and Forecast (2025 - 2031)

• In May 2022: The stock exchange HELD Industries GmbH, with its headquarters in Heusenstamm close to Offenbach, has sold 70% of its shares to INDUS Holding AG. The profitable medium-sized supplier of specialized equipment and systems for precision laser cutting and welding, which employed 22 people, achieved yearly revenues of about 12 million euros in the fiscal year 2021.

• In February 2022: NLight, a manufacturer of fiber lasers, has purchased Plasmo Industrietechnik in order to expand its offering of manufacturing solutions by including Plasmo's machine vision and analysis technologies. For the welding and additive manufacturing industry, Plasmo is an Austrian-based provider of automated quality assurance and diagnostic solutions. The products will enhance NLight's industrial laser product line.

This report extensively covers different segments of Global Laser Welding Equipment Market has been segmented by Application, End Use and Geography.

The Global Laser Welding Equipment Market has been segmented by Application into Spot welding and seam welding, Deposition welding, Scanner welding, Hybrid welding, Deep penetration welding, Heat conduction welding, Soldering, Laser welding of plastics and Tube and Profile welding.

The Global Laser Welding Equipment Market has been segmented by End Use into Machine Tool Industry, Medical Device Technology, Plastic Processing, Solar Industry (Photovoltaic), Electronics Industry, Automotive Industry, Semiconductor Industry, Glass Industry, Jewellery Industry, Plastic Processing and Others.

Global Laser Welding Equipment Segment Analysis

In this report, the Global Laser Welding Equipment Market has been segmented by Application, End Use and Geography.

Global Laser Welding Equipment Market, Segmentation by Application

The global laser welding equipment market is segmented by application into Spot welding and seam welding, Deposition welding, Scanner welding, Hybrid welding, Deep Penetration Welding, Heat Conduction Welding, Soldering, Laser Welding of Plastics, and Tube and Profile Welding.

Additionally, the market includes heat conduction welding, soldering, laser welding of plastics, and tube and profile welding. Heat conduction welding is used for joining materials with a focus on controlling heat input to achieve optimal weld quality, commonly applied in the electronics and medical device industries. Soldering with lasers offers precise control for delicate components, while laser welding of plastics is gaining traction in sectors such as packaging and medical devices, where clean and strong welds are essential. Tube and profile welding addresses the needs of industries requiring robust joining solutions for tubular structures, such as automotive and construction.

Each application segment serves distinct industrial needs, leveraging the unique capabilities of laser welding technology. By segmenting the market into these applications, it becomes evident how versatile and essential laser welding equipment is across different industries. The ability to tailor laser welding solutions to specific applications ensures that the technology continues to advance and meet the evolving demands of modern manufacturing processes.

Global Laser Welding Equipment Market, Segmentation by End Use

The global laser welding equipment market is segmented by end Use into Machine Tool Industry, Medical Device Technology, Plastic Processing, Solar Industry (Photovoltaic), Electronics Industry, Automotive Industry, Semiconductor Industry, Glass Industry, Jewellery Industry, Packaging Industry, Plastic Processing and Others.

In the electronics industry, laser welding is employed for assembling delicate electronic components and circuits, where precision and minimal heat input are crucial. The automotive industry uses laser welding for high-strength joints in vehicle components, enhancing safety and performance. Semiconductor manufacturing relies on laser welding for intricate and precise assembly tasks, while the glass industry benefits from laser welding for producing high-quality and aesthetically pleasing glass products. The jewelry industry utilizes laser welding for detailed and fine joinery in precious metal pieces, ensuring both strength and elegance.

The Others category captures a range of additional applications where laser welding technology is increasingly being adopted. This includes industries such as aerospace, defense, and renewable energy, where the versatility and precision of laser welding are leveraged to meet specific manufacturing requirements. By segmenting the market into these diverse end-use categories, it highlights the broad applicability of laser welding equipment and its role in advancing various industrial processes and product quality across different sectors.

Global Laser Welding Equipment Market, Segmentation by Geography

In this report, the Global Laser Welding Equipment Market has been segmented by Geography into five regions; North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa and Latin America.

Global Laser Welding Equipment Market Share (%), by Geographical Region, 2024

North America is a key market, driven by advanced manufacturing capabilities and strong demand from sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and medical devices. The region's emphasis on technological innovation and high-quality standards supports the growth of laser welding equipment, with significant investments in research and development to enhance welding processes and applications.

Europe is another prominent market for laser welding equipment, characterized by stringent regulatory standards and a strong focus on precision engineering in industries such as automotive, electronics, and medical technology. The region's commitment to sustainability and advanced manufacturing practices further drives the adoption of laser welding technology. Europe's well-established industrial base and ongoing advancements in laser technology contribute to its robust market presence and continued growth in various industrial applications.

Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growing region for laser welding equipment, fueled by rapid industrialization, increasing production capacities, and expanding manufacturing sectors in countries like China, Japan, and India. The region's growth is supported by rising automotive production, electronics manufacturing, and advancements in renewable energy technologies. Additionally, the increasing adoption of automation and high-precision manufacturing processes drives demand for laser welding equipment. Latin America and the Middle East & Africa also exhibit growth potential, driven by expanding industrial activities and investments in modern manufacturing technologies.